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Replacing the solenoid valve for bleeding the adsorber (Peugeot 207)

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Disconnect the battery.

Remove the protective shield under the engine.

Disconnect:
  • gasoline vapor collection tube (on the intake manifold) in zone "b";
  • gasoline vapor collection tube (on the electromagnetic valve of the adsorber bleed) in zone "c".

Disconnect the electrical connector of the solenoid valve for bleeding the adsorber (in zone "d").

Loosen the solenoid valve fastening (1) in area "a" and remove it.

Loosen the solenoid valve fastening (1) in area «a» and remove it.


Install the parts in reverse order.

Connect the battery.

Attention. It is not recommended to dismantle the electric throttle valve unit on your own. The unit cannot be repaired and can only be adjusted using special diagnostic equipment.


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