evaporation lines
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evaporation lines
'74 Bronco 302
Gents,
I'm replacing my 12 gal original tank with a 23 gal JBG tank. I still have the original emissions canister in place under the passenger floorboards and the evaporation lines running to the charcoal canister located behind the driver's seat. Can I ditch all of these extraneous lines? If so, do I plug the evaporation ports on the new gas tank? Do I need these vent lines in place?
I'd appreciate some advice. Thanks.
Gents,
I'm replacing my 12 gal original tank with a 23 gal JBG tank. I still have the original emissions canister in place under the passenger floorboards and the evaporation lines running to the charcoal canister located behind the driver's seat. Can I ditch all of these extraneous lines? If so, do I plug the evaporation ports on the new gas tank? Do I need these vent lines in place?
I'd appreciate some advice. Thanks.
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evaporation lines
As long as you don't have any emissions laws to deal with.
You can block off both of the small vent ports on the fuel tank without any problems. I use one of mine as the fuel return for EFI.
Jason
You can block off both of the small vent ports on the fuel tank without any problems. I use one of mine as the fuel return for EFI.
Jason
