GM Genuine Parts 214-2311 Vapor Canister Vent Solenoid 6 Inch, Black

Here's the guidelines that I experienced for you EVAP Emission fixers (when I did it all items were sold on Amazon:- ACDelco 214-2311 will fit 09 Tahoe / 07 Sierra 1500 5.3 engine but I needed 19257603 adapter wiring harness. It does not come with the hoses nor the charcoal filter. The hose that connects to this and to the gas tank will rip and the vent. I did a new clean cut on the broke end of the hose (probably cut off 1-2cm, not much). Then I heat treated (DO NOT OVER HEAT, take it slow) the hose to get it to fit with a heat gun (torch has higher chance of over heating). While hot I place 6" needle nose pliers inside the hose and increased the diameter of the hose on the canister end. This process is precision work and does take time to get it correct. Once I fit it to the vent (biggest challenge is to get it past the lip on canister where the hose fits), I heated it one more time and squeezed the outside of the hose connected to the canister while it cooled for a tighter fit. I just kept my original charcoal filter because I have not seen it sold separately.- 96553405 is my original vent canister for 09 Tahoe / 07 Sierra 1500 5.3 engine and did not need the adapter wiring harness. I needed to execute the same troubleshooting steps above.- 23481275 is probably the route you wanna take. I comes with the hoses and a new charcoal filter. You will need 9257603 adapter wiring harness. The canister has a new look and the hoses attached to it are in different location, so don't be scared. I do not know is if it will slide in the metal clip that is bolted on the vehicle. Not an issue for me if I ran into this problem, I would secure it with heavy duty zip ties or use metal wire and twist it on.- ACDelco 214-1680 fits 09 Tahoe / 07 Sierra 1500 5.3 engine and this is what I used. No special work required. Its a plug and play.- ACDelco 215-464 fits 2009 tahoe 5.3. engine. I do not know if it will fit 07 Sierra 1500 but I think it would. Be careful when removing the clips to detach the hoses, they will be brittle because of time and weather. If you do break them, I found some at Autozone and needed a Dremel to grind away some plastic to fit it perfectly.

Very easy to install started my vehicle up and check engine went out

The female electrical socket was not a perfect match for my 2007 suburban. The male connector still pushed in and worked but doesnt lock. Its just tight. I check it from time to time and its still in. Of course a trouble code would come on if it wiggled out from off roading.

I tried ordering this solenoid from 1a auto however; their after market product did not fit my truck it was much larger. I had to return it and I googled the serial number off the original and I was able to find it on amazon. It fit perfectly, the 1A auto piece made my check engine light come on, however; several days after installing this evap solenoid the check engine light turned off on it's own this is a genuine GM product. I'm very pleased with this purchase.

Ah, there's nothing like getting rid of a check light you've been staring at (or has it been staring at me?) for the last three months. A clean dash at last. My only complaint is the separate harness I needed. However, through ACDelco's website, I found the one for my car. If you are unsure about the replacement part or harness, go to their parts lookup page. That's how I made sure this was the right solenoid, and how I knew which harness to buy. In terms of installation, honestly, my local mechanic did it for me. For the G6, the solenoid is hidden somewhere around the fuel tank, and I was not comfortable with the idea of messing with that. So, I ended up paying labor, but WAY LESS for the part.In short? Yeah, the solenoid is good. No more check lights, and I love it.

Part does not fit a 2007 Sierra despite saying it does.Wrong connector does not fit. Maybe it fits the Sierra Classic, but not the new body style.Waste of money.

Own a 06 G6 with 145000 miles on it. Had a check engine light on that would come back on after clearing it out. After installing it, and clearing the code out, it did not turn on. Installing it was a chore with dropping the gas tank, but it was worth the time spent to save hundreds of dollars.

although the wire connecter was a little different and the mounting tab was different it still works