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2000 camry evap check engine code - 12/21/2005 10:57:33 AM

samandjen1

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This SES light keeps coming on, we had the evap purge sensor replaced. Code stayed off for a while now its back on. Does anyone how to fix this or by pass the sensor? I dont want to drop $90 every couple of months.

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RE: 2000 camry evap check engine code - 12/23/2005 12:14:10 PM

Patrick

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so it was scanned, and a gross evap leak came out?

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RE: 2000 camry evap check engine code - 2/1/2006 9:11:02 PM

csaxon

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It may be another problem. What was the original code? Get it scanned again to get the new code.

Purge sensors are rarely bad. Your model year has problems with VSV (vacuum switching valves) at the charcoal canister. Also, there was a defective vacuum hose associated with it. Toyota has corrected the manufacturing defect and updated both parts.

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RE: 2000 camry evap check engine code - 2/3/2006 2:38:17 AM

trdcamrygracia

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do u know wuts the part # for the vacuum hose...i got the vsv but the cel still pop up...and same code

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RE: 2000 camry evap check engine code - 4/19/2006 10:59:33 PM

OnE_To_HatE

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some codes are similar, make sure you don't mistake them for other codes as well. My gen4's Check engine light came on and it read out an evap code, but it was the o2 sensor??... take a second opinion?

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