Lewis, I am trying to buy the evap purge valve and seeing widely different prices and wondering if I am looking at the correct part. Am I supposed to buy the “vapor canister purge valve” (about $32 at Advanced Auto) or a “vapor canister purge solenoid” ($529) at Toyota parts.com)? I know the dealer is usually much higher for parts but the difference here seems too much, so much that it appears I am looking at different parts. Can you confirm which is the correct one?If you have a 2017 Toyota Highlander with Lean codes on both banks over 30% LTFT (also with possible EVAP code) then the problem is the EVAP Purge Valve getting intermittently stuck open. We are seeing quite a few of these.
It will be best to consult with your local Toyota Dealers Parts department to verify this part number 25860-0p090. This video should help with location and such....Lewis, I am trying to buy the evap purge valve and seeing widely different prices and wondering if I am looking at the correct part. Am I supposed to buy the “vapor canister purge valve” (about $32 at Advanced Auto) or a “vapor canister purge solenoid” ($529) at Toyota parts.com)? I know the dealer is usually much higher for parts but the difference here seems too much, so much that it appears I am looking at different parts. Can you confirm which is the correct one?
Thanks
Brad
After changing the purge valve did it fix the problem?3rd time in a month Check engine/AWD lights come on. Two weeks ago, I was putting gas in my Highlander, then it wouldn't start! Waited about 5ish minutes and is started right up! My mechanic said the codes were PO171,PO174,PO455,PO505. My mechanic replaced the Purge solenoid. WHY has Toyota NOT addressed this issue? They recalled the 2018 and 2019. Time for Toyota to step up and take care of their customers