Evaporative emissions systems leaks are an incredibly common problem on today's vehicles. Finding where the leak is actually occurring can be very difficult. Using a smoke machine and properly performing an EVAP system smoke test can make this much easier. In this video, I share the process I use when it comes to smoke testing. Enjoy!
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Why Smoke Test
0:48 - Our Smoke Machine
3:24 - Verify Smoke Flows
4:15 - Hook Up To Test Point
7:00 - Close Vent Solenoid
7:35 - Monitor Fuel Tank Pressure
9:35 - Monitor Flow Gauge
10:28 Saturate System With Smoke
11:11 EVAP Test Recap
How To Perform An EVAP Smoke Test To Look For Leaks
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