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How to judge leakage- through the pressure gauge? NO Leak: When the value of the pressure gauge remains unchanged and the flow meter will read zero (ball at bottom of scale), it means that there is no leakage in the system. Small Leak: When the value of the pressure gauge drops and the ball in the flow meter slowly fall to the bottom of the scale, it indicates a small leak in the system. Massive Leak: When the value of the pressure gauge reaches zero and the flow meter ball never falls to the bottom of the scale, it indicates a large leak in the system. Technical Details: Power source:12V Fully Charged vehicle battery Current: 6A Flow rate: <6L/min Pressure output:0.8-1.0 bar (0.8-14.5psi) 2 Work Modes: Air Mode & Smoke Mode Gas supply method :Built-in air pump Appearance: with Liquid Level Window,Digital pressure board/digital pressure gauge,Mechanical flow meter Main Functions: Vacuum (negative pressure) test, Holding pressure test,Temperature control protection Main Unit Weight: 1.2kg Package Weight: 2.2kg Package Dimensions :10.04 x 10 x 6.97 inches ![]()
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Knowledge for Fuel Vapor Recovery System (EVAP) 1.According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the EVAP system is the most neglected of all the emission systems in an automobile. A leak as small as 0.020” diameter can allow over 30 times the allowable hydrocarbons into the atmosphere then is currently acceptable through the exhaust. Additionally, EVAP system leaks can be a major cause of check engine lights occurring. In the past, EVAP related problems have been difficult to locate and repair. These can now be quickly diagnosed and repaired, becoming a profitable ticket for service facilities. 2.There are several acceptable methods of inspecting the EVAP system. Basically we need to close any vent solenoids, fill the system with smoke, and look for the smoke escaping at the leak. Since these systems vary in different vehicles and have evolved over the years, we will attempt to describe operating guidelines that should be helpful in inspecting these EVAP systems. 3.Beginning with the 1996 model year, U.S. Vehicles have been produced with an EVAP Service Port to access this system. The port is usually located under the hood, but may be located else were on the No Leak Small Leak Massive Leak Flow Meter drop to ‘0’ and pressure reading raise to Max. Flow Meter stay between 0.1 to 0.5LPM. Flow Meter raise and pressure reading drop to ‘0’.vehicle. To access this port for testing, remove the cap, then remove the Schrader Valve from inside the 4.The Onboard Diagnostics on vehicles 1996 and beyond will determine if a leak exists, the following trouble codes may be indicated to report the leak: 5.Using a scan tool, close the vent solenoids so that the EVAP system is closed to the atmosphere. 6.Set up the machine 7.Remove the fuel cap and begin to fill the system through the Service Port Adaptor until dense smoke is seen exiting the fuel neck. This procedure ensures that the system is full of smoke. Replace the fuel cap and continue pumping smoke into the system. 8.Inspect under the hood for leaks using a bright halogen lamp. Raise the vehicle on a hoist and inspect the underside of the vehicle, tracing the route of the EVAP system. Note: It may be necessary to hang the Smoke Machine under the car so that it is visible to the operator 9.As the system fills with smoke, and the pressure in the system equalizes, keep an eye on the Flow meter and the Pressure Gauge. If there is no leakage in the system the Pressure Gauge will go to its maximum pressure and the Flow meter will drop to zero. 10.For trouble code P0456, the meter should stabilize at 0.1 LPM or less with the Smoke Machine. 11.For trouble code P0442, the meter should stabilize at 0.5 LPM or less with the Smoke Machine. Note: These readings are approximate and are for reference only. 12.Once the leak has been located and repaired, it is a good idea to repeat the above procedure using air only. It is not necessary to turn on the smoke to test for leakage using the flow meter. 13.Replace Schrader Valve and cover. (Note: Valve is Left-hand thread.) 14.Following are some generic OBD EVAP related codes: |
