Re: [AMC-list] 76 Hornet vac lines to gas evap cannister...
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Re: [AMC-list] 76 Hornet vac lines to gas evap cannister...



I think Glen referenced the correct pages in the 1976 TSM which have the vacuum diagrams.  I have not checked my TSM.  What you might do on the line to the tank vent is use the correct line size for the smaller fitting and just stretch it over the larger fitting.  The cannister may be from a different year of car.  Alternatively you can use the correct line for the larger hose fitting and then just put a small hose clamp over the other fitting where it will be loose.  Here in California you have to have the vapor system tight to pass smog testing.  In your state they may not care and in that case it's not big deal to leave the omit that connection.  You might smell gas fumes from time to time though.  Joe

--- On Sun, 4/11/10, Jerry Casper <gremlingts@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


From: Jerry Casper <gremlingts@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [AMC-list] 76 Hornet vac lines to gas evap cannister...
To: amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Sunday, April 11, 2010, 12:50 PM


From: Joe Fulton <piper_pa20@xxxxxxxxxxx>


The
"tank" port off of the cannister goes to a gas tank vent line.?? That
line should never have liquid fuel in it.? It is in no way connected to
the return gas line to the tank.??.

    JERRY REPLIES - yes, that goes to ONE of the two steel lines going back to the tank, which is air/fumes only. The OTHER one is the gas RETURN line from the dual-exit fuel filter, which DOES carry fuel. My question is, there are two different size lines, but neither matches the connection on the evap cannister which says Tank, so where does it mate with a similar size 1/4 connection? Maybe I wasn't clear on that question. Those are the only two lines available that I see going back to the tank. 
?
The purge line is probably
connected correctly.? You just need to trace that circuit to make sure
that you have a complete circuit from the PVC which is then routed into
the suction side of the manifold.? The purge connection should be Tee'd
into that circuit.
?Joe Fulton

JERRY REPLIES - ok, that's what I thought. I'll need to find a pictorial diagram of that to try to see if what I have is what it should be. Or someone with a picture of a '76 set-up. 


      
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