Toyota Yaris 2007
Where can I find the EVAP canister, and does it go by another name? And are the spring and bolt kits related to the exhaust or suspension?
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The spring and bolt kit are part of the exhaust system. Exhaust hardware tends to rust because water is part of the exhaust gases. So, bolts and retainers usually break when they’re removed.
You could try doing it yourself. YouTube is a great resource.
Also, try asking at local high schools. If they have an auto shop class, they might take it on as a learning project.
Lastly, there are probably people in your neighborhood who can help. It wouldn’t hurt to ask around.
@Koa
I doubt OP has a bearing press, but the EVAP canister should be easy to replace.
Typically, only one of them fails at a time. Just have them replace the faulty one.
Sidney said:
@Koa
I doubt OP has a bearing press, but the EVAP canister should be easy to replace.
Typically, only one of them fails at a time. Just have them replace the faulty one.
I thought wheel bearings at $228 each would be like a replaceable hub, where one side bolts on the spindle and the other side has wheel lugs. My 4WD F150 front hubs cost about $160.
@Koa
The Yaris is a little front-wheel-drive car. I’d be surprised if it didn’t have press-in bearings.
Sidney said:
@Koa
The Yaris is a little front-wheel-drive car. I’d be surprised if it didn’t have press-in bearings.
Yeah, but $228 each seems expensive, especially since my 4WD pickup, which has a vacuum-actuated locking mechanism, is only $160. My Chevy Cavalier hubs were about $65. At $228, I would expect them to be more complex than the basic press-in bearings and races.
Sidney said:
@Koa
I doubt OP has a bearing press, but the EVAP canister should be easy to replace.
Typically, only one of them fails at a time. Just have them replace the faulty one.
I can actually rent a wheel bearing press from AutoZone or just buy one.
You can find them on RockAuto, but you won’t save a ton of money. It’ll probably be a couple hundred bucks.
Bly said:
You can find them on RockAuto, but you won’t save a ton of money. It’ll probably be a couple hundred bucks.
Actually, with the EVAP canister and wheel bearings, I’m saving $500, and in total, about $600.
@Hux
Have you ever replaced wheel bearings? I hope you checked with the mechanic if they’ll use your parts. Most won’t.
You can check junkyards too.