Reply to "Deleting fuel vapor canister - good or bad?"

angelobMember

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Originally posted by Panterapatt:
I removed mine and put it on a T connection between my PCV connection to the carb.

Why would you do that? Something about putting that vent line to a vacuum source just seems really wrong to me. What if for some reason you had a backfire? Or the PCValve doesn't seal perfectly, during said backfire or engine shutdown you just dumped fuel vapor into your valve covers. Vent yes Vacuum no. Am I missing something here? I just picture a lot of potential hazards.

7/17/115:15 AM

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