Re: how to remove the vacuum canister

Well, I thought that when I read his post, but I'm not that
knowledgable about this subject and I thought I must be missing
something.


On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 14:37:44 -0600, "Bob Paulin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>You are, basically, saying that you want to vent your gas tank vapors under
>the hood - an area with many heat and electrical spark sources.
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>Are you THAT freaking stupid!
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>If you are - and you obviously are - you are qualified to do no more than
>buy gas for the car - not self-serve, please!
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>Henry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in article
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>> I'd like to remove the vacuum canister from my 70 coupe deville. There
>> are two lines going to the fuel tank (I think). One connects to the
>> gas tank vent line close to the left fender. The other goes from the
>> bottom of the canister to some other metal line right under the main
>> pulley. Maybe it's a gas return line?
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>> Can I just plug the lower one and put some kind of filter on the gas
>> vent line?
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>> Thanks
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