Smelly Cat....Smelly Cat

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I (like most) LOVE MY PANTERA! But...it SMELLS! The "gasoline old car smell" not only stinks up the garage, but the mudroom into my house. I know these cars were originally equipped with carbon cannisters off the fuel vent line, will re-installation of the cannister eliminate the smell? I recently installed a vent line off the top of the tank down to the lower wheel well. What about capping it with a pressure relief valve? Any suggestions?

Swen

(OK wise-a$$es...skip the KITTY LITTER jokes)

8/1/056:50 PM

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