VIDEO: Motor Mounts And EVAP Codes

VIDEO: Motor Mounts And EVAP Codes

Andrew Markel shows how an EVAP code and a catalyst efficiency code are both related to weak motor mounts.

Andrew Markel shows how an EVAP code and a catalyst efficiency code are both related to weak motor mounts. Sponsored by Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper.

Video courtesy Underhood Service.

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