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My 2008 V6 3.6 has P0440, P2187 P2189. I think the valve is call "Purge valve for fuel vapor canister". I took a picture. This valve is located between wall and engine. I don't think it is hard to replace, only one power connect and two lines. I suspect it is the cause but how do we verify it? I want to do a smoke test but don't know which vacuum line is good to introduce smoke. Anybody can help? BTW, Loren, the figures you posted are fantastic. Where did you get that kind of 3D-ish figure? Thank you very much, I would like to buy a manual with that kind of picture.
