u/I_Finger_Guitars

If you have steering slop it may not be tie rods, in my case the rack mount bushings were barely holding on!

Sorry for yet another post! While spiraling due to the diff drain plug debacle (thankfully got on one the way) I decided to try and diagnose the persistent small evap leak I've ignored for months.

I bought the cheapest smoke machine money could buy and it's surprisingly good for the price! However while poking around trying to find the leak, I plugged the smoke into the fuel vapor return line going into the charcoal canister and smoke started billowing out of part of the canister. Not out of where I assumed the vent valve came out, but out of a joint where one part of the canister meets another. (You can see in the video where it's coming from)

I know you're supposed to close the evap vent solenoid before smoke testing but I don't want to spend money on a bidirectional scan tool right now to properly close it. My plan was to just see where it vents normally and plug that hole. But I'm not sure that's where the smoke is coming out since it's spewing out of a joint between two supposedly sealed pieces, and I don't know if that's due to the valve being open or an actual issue with the canister.

I am not an expert so please chastise me if I'm just being an idiot!

New to owning a big boy toolbox, the slides aren't riveted or bolted in place, they have these square metal tabs that fit into square holes in the chassis with a locking tab. Two slides are busted and missing bearings.

Really just looking for plug and play drawer slide replacements but all the cheapo Amazon ones are drilled for bolts and don't have the locking tabs. I may be able to rebuild the slides but I'd rather just pay for new ones that aren't falling apart. I can't tell if the replacement ones on Snap On's website are the same mounting style, I'm guessing they may not be considering the fact that this box is probably a decade+ old.

Any advice or leads are appreciated!

Edit: it's a JH Williams toolbox that was sold by Snap On. They are a direct subsidiary. Hopefully that's ok, this sub was the best place I could find to ask about it.