qwerty
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- chris
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- 1977
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- chevy K20
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- 350
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@qwerty The link for the write up @Ricko1966 mentions is here >> https://www.gmsquarebody.com/thread...should-be-set-up-and-other-information.37324/ <<
If your considering keeping the canister. Personally I think it is worth while, because there is generally less fuel smell around the vehicle and helps to keep moisture out of the tank, but I also understand some folks just want them gone. Anyhow the link is to a thread all about getting the canister system working properly.
I go over where each line should connect to. Or at least I give the most common way they are set up. If you start connecting hoses and get stuck or aren't sure tag me in post, and if possible include a picture and I'll do my best to help.Thank you for posting the link! I have the hose just sitting in the engine bay right now and the canister in the shop. My biggest concern is where all the other hoses connect from the canister.
Well I certainly agree with that statement.The more important question is "should you remove it" and what are the consequences if you do.