2008 Jeep Liberty KK - Replacing the Evap Leak Detection Pump

2008 Jeep Liberty KK - Replacing the Evaporative Emissions System Leak Detection Pump
To solve the GAS CAP warning light and associated check engine light issue.
Part used:
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I am not a mechanic, but I do enjoy working on my own vehicles. These videos are intended for general information and guidance. Do your own homework and research before attempting any auto repair. Always consult a professional when in doubt.

[@tacticallydelicious]

Thank you. After several videos, this is the only that not only showed where the part is on the cars (mine is a Nitro) but also that I don't have to remove the clips in the wheel well to get to it 🤘🏿

[@swatscorner]

Glad it helped!!

[@ltkozaczka]

Great video and informative. My garage charged me $259.55 for the job……….☹️ Included a gas cap and seal 🤯

[@swatscorner]

Probably not a crazy amount to charge for their time! Hope it resolved your issue.

[@Stawo73]

Gascup message gone! Thank you for your movie! I did it in 20 min - cost of this item - about 42$. Greetings from Poland - Warsaw City.

[@swatscorner]

Glad it worked! And hope all is well in Poland!! Would like to visit one day - I’ve heard there are some nice Viking river cruises there!!

[@deanbuffoni5139]

I just received my leak detection pump in the mail I am going to install it this weekend

[@swatscorner]

Nice! Hope it helps you!

[@nicolaspetz184]

Thanks for the video I replaced my but still have Chek engine on

[@swatscorner]

Tough. Sorry about that. There are a number of other reasons it could be on and giving you the Evap leak code. Could be a short or could be a leak in a hose that’s hard to find. Good luck!

[@naenaenaenae7921]

hey, thanks for this video- hope it clears my check engine and check gas cap lights. was also wondering, saw in your heater core flush video (also have no heat, or ac for that matter) you had the tire pressure sensor light on as well. did you ever find a fix for that? have the same issue of course.

[@swatscorner]

I know the fix, but never fixed it. Have to get 4 new tire pressure sensors installed inside the wheels. It’s expensive, and I just didn’t see the point.

[@jaydee7770]

So did the gascap light go off I have a 07 jeep that is doing the same thing

[@swatscorner]

For a time . . . Now I e learned to live with it!! 🤣

[@jviews1]

I would use a smoke machine to show me the leak first. Would rule out many things, and maybe tell me that the $8 O-ring on the rear was it. I see no evidence that the replaced part was at fault. (yes it has a new O-ring) but they get crusty like mine. I replaced the gas cap in "hope" it was it 2 months ago, it wasn't.

[@swatscorner]

Yep. It’s easy to chase problems with parts. I don’t have a smoke machine. Maybe I can rent one. I’m still chasing leaks in this old Jeep with its deteriorating plastic/rubber parts.

[@beastlychase]

The old parts get stuck open even leading to the smoke test pushing smoke when it tells it to be closed it can’t close all the way

[@beastlychase]

Where you getting a p0456

[@swatscorner]

I can’t remember anymore. It was an Evap code

[@beastlychase]

@@swatscorner was it a small or large leak

[@beastlychase]

And it went away since ?

[@swatscorner]

It went away. I also had the gas tank filler tube replaced "under warranty" (service bulletin)

[@Phone-sh7jg]

How long does that take to swap out?

[@swatscorner]

Didn’t take long. Just a few minutes