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PostPosted: Sat Jan 17, 2004 2:33 pm    Post subject: gas fumes scavenging canister Reply with quote

My son and I are reassembling the engine compartment that we hadn't taken apart and we do not know where to attach the lines from the gas fume scavenging canister to the Rochester carburetor. I bought the HPBooks 'Rochester Carburetors' but it doesn't say any where in the book about where to place the two lines coming out of the canister. There are three plastic end tubes on the carburetor closing off openings at this time. One on the passenger side and two on the front of the carburetor. If some one could suggest where to put the lines I'd be grateful.

I was going to insert a photo of the carburetor but I can't figure it out at this time. I'll work on it later.
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