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Evap canister
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Bob Denman
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I'd try and mount it as high as possible...
Put a good loop of vent hose well-above the highest point on the fuel tank. That might help to keep any fuel from getting sloshed down into the canister. :thumbup:
Put a good loop of vent hose well-above the highest point on the fuel tank. That might help to keep any fuel from getting sloshed down into the canister. :thumbup:
900Dave
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I moved mine on a '13 ST to where the factory put them in '14. I posted pics a few months back.
The bracket I made to hold the canister.
Not sure of the location from this pic. I did look up your other posts on this and it sounds like the relocation did not help very much. I think I will just remove it all together.
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
EXAC CAN MOVE
To what purpose are you doing this .............I solved the " GAS INTO THE CAN PROBLEM " with a simple loop in the hose from the gas tank to the evac can.........Never got a single drop of gas in the can....and never had any smells either ...............took all of 10 minutes ......Mike :thumbup:
To what purpose are you doing this .............I solved the " GAS INTO THE CAN PROBLEM " with a simple loop in the hose from the gas tank to the evac can.........Never got a single drop of gas in the can....and never had any smells either ...............took all of 10 minutes ......Mike :thumbup:
PistonBlown
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Yep I used instructions on here to remove mine.
900Dave
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This morning I decided to do a complete canister delete. $11.00 in parts and about a half hour. I decided to route my vent line up as high as possible. In the first pic the line that came off the canister I routed up under the tupperware. My vent line is now about 8 inches higher than the top of the gas tank. I then added a cheap fuel filter and put an additional 3-1/2 feet of fuel line and routed it front and down next to the antifreeze overflow.
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Huddleston
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The best place is the trash can, IMHO.
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