Fuel vapor separator and fuel in Vapor Canister

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1971 #1438.

My goals are to:

-- Identify the fuel separator on my fuel tank.

-- Find the cause of the vapor canister being full of fuel

First Goal:
My vehicle "appears" to have a version that may come from the GT5. It has seven bolts holding it to the tank. A photo is attached. Can you help me identify it?

Second Goal:
Any suggestions on test methods or known causes of this are appreciated.

I have been careful to not over fill the tank.

Thanks in advance for your help!

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5/8/1710:48 AM

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