Dorman 911-503 Vapor Canister Vent Solenoid Compatible with Select Infiniti / Nissan Models

Hard to install not the parts fault but it worked perfectly not sure how long will last but dorman was new and unopened box. Electric connection fit perfectly.

Great price and easy to install.

Installed on 2006 Nissan frontier followed instructions left by others and have a few more details that may help. First I dropped the large canister because the part was mounted on top and not much room. Found it easier to start by removing the hose first, then turned the valve 1/4 turn counter clock wise, the disengaged the electric and pull the piece out. Now to install the new one. Make sure you push the o-ring back onto the shoulder of the piece. If you look or feel inside the receptacle they have cut out for the new vavle. Match these up and push hard then turn clockwise until it back into place. Then you can begin to smile. For safety we discontinued the hot on the battery. When we connected the battery and started the truck the check engine light was off and the truck ran like new again. Bargain if you can do it yourself. Good luck to all.

My check engine light is off! For me I had code p1446, if you have a different code, this gadget might still do the fix for you. It's my understanding there's multiple codes that can be thrown from this guy being messed up.My wife's check engine light was illuminated on her 2004 Nissan Sentra, we pulled the code and did a bunch research. There's not a lot of info on replacing this guy so i'll tell you what I did here. It's my understanding that the EVAP system is the same/ similar on other Nissan sedans. I accept no responsibility for your outcomes and you should know how to be safe working on a car if you're going to perform this. I am not an auto professional. Just someone like you who doesn't want to pay the dealer $400 for this to be fixed.The evap box, for me was a black box on the back drivers side of the vehicle. I jacked up the car and was able to get to it laying down and from behind the back drivers wheel. There's a mud cover and a bolt holding the box in place. Most people drop the box, but my bolt was frozen so i left the box in place, removed the mud cover and worked from behind the wheel. Simply pull the hose and wiring harness off. the harness has a catch and won't simply tug off without being released. You might know that this guy has to do with your fuel. I didn't notice any fumes or gas to be concerned about.To remove the canister simply turn counter clockwise. It's pretty fickle about coming off in the right position. Mine needed to be turned about 1/8th (10-11 o' clock position). Going back in i needed to put it in the same position as when it was removed. There was two marks on the "black box" which guided me with the right position to put it back in. If you don't have the marks you should be fine, the idea it to just reassemble everything back the way you found it.

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This thing worked absolutely perfectly to fix my issue on a 2004 Nissan Sentra basic sedan model with no bells or whistles. I had to have a shop do it for me since I could not take the tire off to access the part but since they changed it I can fill my tank now without any issues and without having to spend 10 minutes clicking the pump handle over and over again every half gallon of gas when it clicked off. This was the most annoying thing that happened to this car in the 10 years I have owned it and I highly recommend this part to anyone with a similar gas pumping issue like I experienced.

This part fit and worked well, but it lasted less than 1 year. I tried to warranty it through the manufacturer but they told me to contact Amazon. When I called Amazon to warranty the part they were extremely helpful and took care of the problem immediately. The replacement part was at my door in a couple of days. I installed the replacement part and hope it last longer than the first one. If it fails again I will install an original factory part instead.

So I got a check engine light on my G35 last week. Only comes about when my fuel tank has a quarter tank left. P0455 is some Evap Leak. There are two components potential causing this light - one on the passenger rear and one in the front. This seems to be the more common failures from reading on line. I have used Doorman products in the past and they are good for generic parts. Since I have over 100K miles on my car, I dont want to spend more on genuine infiniti parts.....The change is very easy. The part located on the rear passenger side. You dont need to jack the car up but you will need to lay down on your back. There are 4 bolts (10MM) that holds the cover in place. Once you are off, you will see the part in front of the canister box. You can pull the rubber hose off and the electric plug, you will have to press the tab hard enough and pull the plug out. Once you have the electrical wire and the Hose out, you rotate the entire valve counter clock wise 90 degrees and wiggle it out.