where is the fuel canister and evap valve located / 2014 Escape

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Asked by 2014Escape Mar 10, 2017 at 11:41 PM about the 2014 Ford Escape Titanium AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Fuel canister & evap. valve location ?

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City Life -- many thanks as I've been thinking there's someone as good as you out there ! Any advice - accessible from inside or from underneath, While here - I tried to replace the rear brake pads and found the local brake puck expander very extended. When I tried to turn the face of the expander ( solenoid ) clockwise as suggested, it wouldn't retract enough to allow room for the new pads - is there a trick to getting the unit to retrack unlike the front with just pressure ? Thanks, guy - many thanks !

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Accessible from the outside. You have to turn and push in at the same time for it to go in. Also what's wrong with the canister?

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anybody know where the canister vent valve is on 2011 ford edge? I have to replace it later. I just cant seem to find it online. Thanks

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