2011 Suburban Box mystery
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PrairieDrifter
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- 84,79,77,76,70,48
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- Suburban k10, bonanza k10, k30, k20, c10, gmc 1/2ton
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- 350, 350, 350, 350, 350, 350
It's the evap box for emissions. Do you have a check engine light? Gm put them in the dumbest spots.
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GM had tech bulletins on some trucks for the evap valve and box. The replacement parts were slightly different.
On your Suburban one of two things, either that is the wrong part, or the bracket it was supposed to be mounted to, rusted away. Need that to pass emissions.
Also if the charcoal box gets raw fuel in it, the charcoal melts and clogs. When fueling, don't top off. When it clogs it is hard to fill the tank as that complete unit is also the tank vent.
On your Suburban one of two things, either that is the wrong part, or the bracket it was supposed to be mounted to, rusted away. Need that to pass emissions.
Also if the charcoal box gets raw fuel in it, the charcoal melts and clogs. When fueling, don't top off. When it clogs it is hard to fill the tank as that complete unit is also the tank vent.
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That makes sense. I will look to see where it should have been mounted. I imagine it can’t be too far away, given the length of the lines.
