Evap Esim Question

[SanVarnic]

Hello all, new member...

Question, am I able to delete/remove the esim from my truck... as in its gone, no more esim?
That or bypass it so I no longer need to deal with it failing. I replaced the ESIM 8months ago and its failed already. I live in a state with no emissions checks/requirements and I would rather just remove this junk than replace it every year. Any suggestions?

Thank you.

 

[Ken226]

Hello all, new member...

Question, am I able to delete/remove the esim from my truck... as in its gone, no more esim?
That or bypass it so I no longer need to deal with it failing. I replaced the ESIM 8months ago and its failed already. I live in a state with no emissions checks/requirements and I would rather just remove this junk than replace it every year. Any suggestions?

Thank you.

Did you by an aftermarket ESIM? Like, Dorman or something from Oreilly or Auto Zone? Because they are bad right out of the box, somewhere around 99.998% of the time. Go OEM for this part.

But, to answer your original question, yes. You can buy a tuner from HP Tuners, and delete the evap system.

 

[SanVarnic]

Did you by an aftermarket ESIM? Like, Dorman or something from Oreilly or Auto Zone? Because they are bad right out of the box, somewhere around 99.998% of the time. Go OEM for this part.

But, to answer your original question, yes. You can buy a tuner from HP Tuners, and delete the evap system.

Yes bought it from Oreillys.

Thank you.

 

[Ken226]

Yes bought it from Oreillys.

Thank you.

Another thing that fools people alot is the o-ring that the ESIM seals against. If it dries out, gets hard or cracks, it'll read as a bad ESIM.

Check that o-ring.

Also, the part # for the OEM ESIM is 52855827AB

 

[SanVarnic]

Another thing that fools people alot is the o-ring that the ESIM seals against. If it dries out, gets hard or cracks, it'll read as a bad ESIM.

Check that o-ring.

Also, the part # for the OEM ESIM is 52855827AB

Good point, Ill pull the ring and check it before swapping the esim, maybe treat the new seal with a rubber conditioner to keep it better.

Thanks for the pn, and helping me out.

 

[huntergreen]

Good point, Ill pull the ring and check it before swapping the esim, maybe treat the new seal with a rubber conditioner to keep it better.

Thanks for the pn, and helping me out.

If you’re going to pull the O ring, just replace it with new.

 

[SanVarnic]

If you’re going to pull the O ring, just replace it with new.

Yes that was I meant, on the new one ill pull the ring and treat it to give best life. Then ill swap.