1. Purge Valve sits on top of Air Box on the passenger side.
![PurgeValve-1](http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/tt253/a_huang/PurgeValve/1.jpg)
Note:
- The part circled with RED is the purge valve
- The part circled with ORANGE is the electrical connections
- The parts circled with BLUE are single use clamps affix each side of the hoses
2. I bought the carb cleaner and clamps with screw for easily tighten the hoses. Also, it is easier to take them off if I need to change an new purge valve.
![PurgeValve-2](http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/tt253/a_huang/PurgeValve/2.jpg)
3. The picture show the electrical connector being taken off and both single use clamps being taken off.
![PurgeValve-3](http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/tt253/a_huang/PurgeValve/3.jpg)
4. The purge valve (OEM part number: 077133517C)
![PurgeValve-4](http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/tt253/a_huang/PurgeValve/4.jpg)
5. I sprayed the carb cleaner into both sides of the holes on purge valve. Then, I used fingers to cover both end and shook a bit. I waited for several minutes. Unfortunately, there is nothing dirty came out of it.
6. Installation is in the reversed order.
7. CEL disappears after a week or so. If it comes back again, maybe purge valve needs to be replaced.