scan for codes check fuel pressure first. put vacuum gauge on intake and if 15' or belwo at idle it may be a clogged converter

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ok check codes had a random misfire fuel pressure good 54psi until it was running and had a slow leak down, replaced fuel pump but need to remove evap can and can't remove tubing alrdy broke one nipple and have no clue I am depressing the sides of clips but the do not release, what am i doing wrong lol

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Removal

1. Raise and support vehicle. Locate EVAP canister, mounted to crossmember or left frame rail, near front of fuel tank. See Fig. 30 or Fig. 31.
2. Remove EVAP canister mounting bolts. Disconnect EVAP pipes at EVAP canister. Disconnect EVAP vent valve pipe at EVAP canister bracket. Remove EVAP canister.they squeeze together but you need to do this with cannister OFF the truck. It will be either mounted to frame or crossmember. crossmemeber shown..

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