I have a 2003 Dodge Durango and you are 100% correct. This fixed the issue and got rid of the check engine light for P0452. Cheap fix with parts available from O'Reilly's Auto. Too bad you weren't able to actually film the removal and replacement of the fuel leak detection pump. The code calls for replacement/issue with the fuel tank pressure sensor but the Dodge Durango/Dakota doesn't use a fuel tank pressure sensor in the gas tank but this fuel leak detection pump next to the Evap canister under the driver door. 20 minute fix if your bolts aren't rusted on the Evap canister or hoses dried out and/or cracked. Luckily mine were in decent shape.
i have the same problem on a dodge caravan and that valve did not fix the problem, does that valve has to be normaly closed? because if it has to be i got a defective one
I have a 2003 Dodge Durango and you are 100% correct. This fixed the issue and got rid of the check engine light for P0452. Cheap fix with parts available from O'Reilly's Auto. Too bad you weren't able to actually film the removal and replacement of the fuel leak detection pump. The code calls for replacement/issue with the fuel tank pressure sensor but the Dodge Durango/Dakota doesn't use a fuel tank pressure sensor in the gas tank but this fuel leak detection pump next to the Evap canister under the driver door. 20 minute fix if your bolts aren't rusted on the Evap canister or hoses dried out and/or cracked. Luckily mine were in decent shape.
Yeah buddy thanks for watching.
i have the same problem on a dodge caravan and that valve did not fix the problem, does that valve has to be normaly closed? because if it has to be i got a defective one