Posted by Brad Gyde on September 07, 2011 at 06:47:35 from (50.42.146.229):
In Reply to: Gas Problems posted by Poor farmer 830 on September 06, 2011 at 19:38:18:
There is a vent valve.. I can't think what it is called exactly now however.. Purge Valve maybe?? Dad is about to replace his for the second time on his 1997 Grand Am.
I'll ask him what it is called later and report back, but most likely that will be your issue.. He's changed them on 4 or 5 cars and a neighbor's truck (all GM products) The truck showed code but seemed to fill normally.
If I recall correctly, it's pretty simple to do.. Takes about a hour or so with average repair skills. The tank usually don't have to be dropped or nothing like that.. But we've never done a impala, that I can recall..
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