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God bless you man, for the part numbers!! 🎉awesome video

I originally replaced just the evap valve at the gas tank and didn’t work. I’ll be changing out all the hoses next. Thanks for an awesome video.

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Looks crooked

I put shrink tubing on the cracked areas, worked out for a couple pennies, well see how long itll hold up

Great video!!!! I signed in just to give a thumbs up. Easy guide to save money.

Thanks bro really helpful

Thanks bro took me 30 minutes to save 600 APPRECIATE YOU...🦾🦾🦾

I really appreciate you for this video. This helped me get that engine light off, save money on parts and what I like being able to do it in my garage. Appreciated a ton! 😎

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Thank u

This is one of the best DIY videos I've seen. Thanks a lot.

I have these codes po456 and my 2016 Durango won’t start unless it gets jumped off. My battery voltage goes up and down between 11-14 and my lights flicker while driving. Is this the alternator or p456 or both ?

1st thing to do is smoke the evap system for leaks!! Don’t throw parts at the car. Always remember every vehicle has different fixes 😎

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Which is the vent valve? Is that the other one u were talking about?

Which one is it not required to buy?

Part names?

As stated below... The white clip is pushed in after the red clip is removed. The white clip does not get pulled out.

No it's the purge valve that you're touching right there that's white and black that your small evap leak when the Dodge Durango has that of your year that's what it is

The thing is you got to take off that cover and it's a little valve on the back that little EGR style valve for that I've had to go bad twice it's only like 25 30 bucks it's a little plastic thing

Just wanted to say thanks your video help me out

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Looks so good :)

Where can I buy the red and white clips, I cracked the white one and I dropped the red one somewhere on the engine floor?

Best video i seen so far explaining and showing everything step by step thanks bro you earned a thumbs up and a new subscriber

First off everyone claiming no check engine before u get your hopes up definitely a great video and 90% a fix but drive your vehicle at least 150 miles for computer to register other than that great video good luck all

Great video, you saved me a few hundred bucks, sir. Thanks.

P0440 is the vapor canister 2018 srt durango

Bro thanks for the video!

Nothing on the engine side of the purge control valve is involved in evap leaks. It's from the valve back. Probably the leak detection valve.

I went to AutoZone and got one of the codes in your title p0456 Great video But my question to you is I have a 2018 Dodge Durango GT V6 Will this work for that make and model?

You bite at O'Reilly's you only need that one piece you don't need the hose in front of it it slides off and on real easy

That thing in the behind it is the ones leaking you don't have to replace all those plastic pipes for one part that's that you need to pull off it's that white and black one back there is your problem that's the only things leaking I had the same problem that's the problem right there trust me you don't have to replace all those hoes those plastic lines

Oh I know exactly where that is you need to take your engine cover off and that little thing looks like a little valve on top it's leaking right there cuz it's probably going to crack in it it's like a valve so it's easy to find

This is a great video and was extremely helpful for me when I had to do this on my 2018 Durango RT with the 5.7. My issue was the hose that plugs into the purge valve. When I took that hose out the bottom part of the hose was cracked and split and the connector was loose in the hose. That caused my P0456 code. I wanted to give a tip on removing the part of the hose with the red clip and the white clip. The red clip comes out as shown and easily. The white clip is designed to be pushed inward and it releases the connector so you can pull the hose out. It takes some pressure to push the white clip in but once you do the hose will pull out. I had to use a needle nose pliers to push the white clip in. If you look at the white clip and push it in you can see it moving away from the hose. Hope that helps someone that is dealing with the white clip trying to pull it out instead of pushing it in.

Hi are these parts the same for a 3.6L v6!?! They look very similar thank you!

Is it the same way in a 2018 Dodge Durango gt

I’m having this same exact problem with a 2020

Do I have to disconnect the negative cable of the battery before removing the sensor?

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I was about to spend $500 at the dealership until I saw this video. You will need to pick up all 3 parts at the local Dodge/Mopar parts dealer, but I paid only $108 after tax and I was able to do the job myself in literally a half hour. The person in the video did an even better job guiding through the steps. Thank you!

You made it look easy. Replace The Whole thing seems reasonable. Thanks

Any updates from anybody that has found the problem and fixed this stupid issue? Wife 2016 durango rt has same code being thrown. Would love some more updates on this issue! Tired of light coming on every few days and me having to pull out code reader and clearing the stupid ass code! Thanks for any input and updates!

I have code p0456 on my 2018 dodge durango. I think I found the area that needs changing thanks to this video, will respond with a update thanks!

Very good video

Purge hose was replaced last year and ever since, my Jeep Grand Cherokee sounds so different from the inside...best way I can describe it is like a constant high rev type sound. Seems to run fine but so loud now ... could the loudness be due to the new hose??