Reply to "Fuel Vapor Cannister"

goodrocMember

MX144, I suggest you try to hook it up and see if it works. There should be no reason not to try and I think you have a very fair chance to succeed. You can read the Thread I linked to, but be careful to read it all as some wrong ways of hooking the Vapor Canister up is mentioned. The correct way is to route a Hose from the Tank Vent to the Canister and then a Hose to "ventilate" the Canister either to the Air Filter or to the Atmosphere. Be careful not to hook up the Canister to Manifold or Carburetor Vacuum as some suggested. This will create vacuum in your Tank which is very undesirable!

Jan

Check this Thread page 2

8/19/168:36 PM

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