I had that same problem I wrapped it with electrical tape, I'm still getting codes of small evap leak and that's the only thing that could be the culprit so I'm probably going to do the same thing you did
I saw a video where this kid was helping fix his dad's truck and it was very similar so I checked it out step by step and found the leak. I don't think I spent over $10 bucks for some hose and adapters.
Woow ! Ive had a problem related to the emissions on my durango the codes read as a big leak; but i checked everithyng down there several times with out succes. Its been two years with that code on i replaced hoses and onother little adoptor but i will get under the car again you might have giving me a solution tip..thanks ill comment back any results.
It was an easy fix. I simply looked it up on RU-vid and found this video where they checked the gas cap, followed the lines, and looked around the canister. I was relieved when I found the problem and grateful I was able to fix it for a few dollars.
@@rxvanz i didnt havs the crack at that same spot but i did have a crack on one of the 2 hoses going to the charcoal canister.I took a razor blade ,cut ths bad area off,slid it back on and the check engine went out on its own in 2 minutes
Every time if fix this system, it comes back. Biggest mistake Dodge made was mixing nipple sizes all over the system. Of course hoses are going to split (after 1-2 years).
