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Follow this video if you want (or need) to change your #evap charcoal canister on your W219 CLS55 or W211 E55. This is probably also applicable if you have another engine on the same platform. Please note that your canister might look different depending on where you live in the world.
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Follow the upgrade / build process on my CLS55 AMG W219 on Instagram: / ndphotonl
Car: Mercedes Benz CLS55 AMG W219 / C219. Same chassis as the E55 W211 AMG, but with better looks :)
0:00 Intro / Location
0:23 Removal
0:48 Remove hoses
1:33 Preparation
2:25 Reconnect the EVAP Canister
3:38 Slide the EVAP Canister in place
4:02 Refit the Fender Liner
4:49 Secure the Fender Liner
5:26 Location of plastic nuts & pushpins
6:02 Fit the wheel & job well done!
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[@chrisn5527]

I have to do this to my G63 says small leak, perhaps I can repair the leak 1st.

[@NDPhotonl]

If you have the other EVAP canister (with the solenoid attached), it can also be leaking on the solenoid. Also I read things about the fuel cap not closing off properly, causing issues with pressure. Good luck my man!

[@mubeen854]

What symptoms were you having for this?

[@NDPhotonl]

None 😁! It was done as preventative maintenance. I have a 2005 CLS55, so almost everything will be +18 year old.