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2000 Mazda Protege Oxygen Sensor, EGR Tube, Vapor Canister

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  • 1.Emission System - Emission Components (1.6L,California)
    2000 Mazda Protege Emission Components Diagram 1
  • 2.Emission System - Emission Components (1.6L,Except California)
    2000 Mazda Protege Emission Components Diagram 2
  • 3.Emission System - Emission Components (1.8L)
    2000 Mazda Protege Emission Components Diagram 3
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  • 3 Mazda Z504-18-741A
    Z504-18-741A
    Solenoid Valve
    • Part Notes: 1.6L, California, Type 1;1.6L, Except California, Type 1;1.8L, Type 1
    $159.38 $119.51
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  • 9 Mazda 8574-20-309
    8574-20-309
    Valve
    • Part Notes: 1.6L, California, Vacuum Delay
    $54.46 $40.84
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OEM 2000 Mazda Protege Parts for Emission Components

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Vapor Canister Installation and Repair Tips for 2000 Mazda Protege

  • Q:
    How to remove and install Vapor Canister on 2000 Mazda Protege?
    A:
    EVAP systems are typically made up of a charcoal canister, lines, and a purge valve that trap vapors from the fuel. The vapors are absorbed when it is off; they are purged while it is in operation. Diagnosis utilizes low-pressure air and checking valve function; reverse order replacement. Leaks, smells or poor idle are signs of damaged canisters, hoses or valves.
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