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Here's my "after action" on the dealership service: I fully recognize this might be the dreaded "placebo effect", but overall the post warm up low idle seems to be more stable since I got it back from the dealership. I won't really know if it solved the post fill up issue for another few weeks as I typically only drive it 100-150 miles/week. I'm probably going to remain a skeptic that it wasn't the evap system until I have a few fill ups without issue.
This is contrary to what I've heard elsewhere, but the service manager said usually when the evap system goes kaput, it causes a no start situation. He did tell me the head mechanic's son has a Fiesta ST that needed a new purge valve and it was behaving differently than mine. (I assume that's where the "no start" information came from) I figure I've still got about 5000 miles and a year to get to the bottom of it before the powertrain warranty is up.
This is contrary to what I've heard elsewhere, but the service manager said usually when the evap system goes kaput, it causes a no start situation. He did tell me the head mechanic's son has a Fiesta ST that needed a new purge valve and it was behaving differently than mine. (I assume that's where the "no start" information came from) I figure I've still got about 5000 miles and a year to get to the bottom of it before the powertrain warranty is up.