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Old 01-25-2009, 12:25 PM   #1
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Re: carburetor vacuum solenoid

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Originally Posted by rddaves54 View Post
I discovered by reading the manual today that the vacuum lines go to the evaporative emissions canister behind the battery. I found one hose that went from the canister to the gas tank line was broken all the way through. I replaced it and I believe I have the lines correct now.

I was wondering how I could discover if the evaporative emissions canister needs to be cleaned, or a filter in it changed?? Or the whole thing replaced?

I think I saw something about the canister in a '72 service manual. It seems like it said to clean the filter. I will have to look when I go out.... If I can drag my butt away from this board...AARRGG!..

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