2013 Ram 1500 5.7 Evap Leak Detection Pump

Evap Valve for my 2013 Ram 1500 5.7 it had the engine light and code for a Evap Leak so tracked it down and it was 1 of 2 problems along with replacing the fuel cap. Hope this helps you in some way like subscribe and comment with your solutions.

[@2013alley]

Great job explaining how to install and remove it. I couldn't get my hand in there to push that tab at first until I saw this

[@coreybrown1421]

I have a 2015 Ram 1500 and replaced the fuel vapor leak detection pump that is on top of the tank. I did not need to raise the truck, or lower the tank. My truck is all stock.
Slide in through the rear of the truck, spin your legs around so they are towards the rear of the driver side tire and poking out the side of the truck. You’re basically perpendicular to the drive shaft.
I used my left arm and was able to remove the hose and the connector from the pump. I could not spin it even after finding the tab. I used a long screw driver in my right hand and was able to push a little while holding the tab up and that worked fine.
After removing the pump the gasket was left behind, make sure to get it out and replace it. Toughest part was getting it back in place. I couldn’t turn the pump with my left hand. (Long story, had part of the muscle removed from that hand so it’s weak) I was able to turn my legs towards the passenger side and get my right arm up there and got it back installed.

[@eliyahomar]

I pulled my sparetire down and it was my each easier to do it from the back
Thank you so much for help

[@georgenavarrete4291]

Props to you that mf was hard for me to reach the sensor has been sitting in a box for a couple months now so I might try it soon…

[@rickygray7767]

So did that fix your code?

[@abebuildz]

Yes it did also changed the canister under the hood

[@JLUnlimited]

😢 couldn't hear very well at most parts of the video...