Hi Ken, no, the gas vapor recovery is gone. The car does have a 
          gas return line, one fuel 
line to carb, the other for overflow(?) 
          back to tank however. The car passed emissions no 
problem. This 
          air in tank sometimes also happens on some of my other AMC models 
          also, even 
the 68 Rebel convertible 'Machine' sometimes has this 
          'whoosh!' effect when opening the 
gas cap.
Eddie 
          Stakes
713.464.8825
eddiestakes@ 
          planethoustonamx .comwww.planethoustonam x.com
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          Original Message ----- 
From: "Ken Ames" <
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To: 
          "Eddie Stakes" <
eddiestakes@ 
          planethoustonamx .com>; "AMC, Rambler, Nash, Jeep and 
          
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Sent: Thursday, October 29, 2009 2:31 
          PM
Subject: Re: [AMC-list] amc eagle vented gas caps
> 
          Wouldn't a vented cap kind of defeat the gasoline vapour recovery 
          system
> (charcoal canister, etc.)? Perhaps one of the vapour 
          lines is blocked.
>
> I know my Nissan (and several newer 
          cars) always seem to have pressure in the
> tank. Some will even 
          give an emissions error code if the cap is not tight or is
> 
          missing.
>
> A cap from perhaps the early 70s or earlier 
          would work.
>
> Ken
>
>
> Quoting Eddie 
          Stakes <
eddiestakes@ 
          planethoustonamx .com>:
>
>> Is there a gas cap 
          made for AMC Eagle that is Vented? For whatever reason,
>> 
          sometimes,
>> especially on hot days, you can take the gas 
          cap off one of our Eagles and it
>> literally
>> 
          will blow off in your hand from pressure. I think it probably has to 
          do with
>> oxygenated
>> gas that is used in 
          Houston.
>>
>> A report on one of the local 
          television stations a few weeks ago was talking
>> about 
          the
>> best time to buy gasoline at stations, which is at 
          night, when temps cooler,
>> as you get
>> what you 
          pay for, as if you fill up during day, you lose some of the gas 
          to
>> vaporazion.
>> Didn't know that, but gan tell 
          you the gas is bubbly around here foe years
>> and many 
          places
>> use ethanol mix in gas which (to me) is hardly 
          flammable.
>>
>> So if anyone has a suggestion or 
          two for vented gas caps for Eagle, let me
>> know, you 
          can
>> reply here as others might be interested. Thanks in 
          advance to all who might
>> reply.
>> Eddie 
          Stakes
>> 713.464.8825
>> 
eddiestakes@ 
          planethoustonamx .com>> www.planethoustonam 
          x.com
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