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    1. #22
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      Sep 2010
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      Just a quick side note, you really shouldn't vent the tank directly into a charcoal canister. I know lots of people are doing it and there are several products out there to facilitate this, but it's bad practice.

      If you look at what the factory did when they added charcoal canisters, they added a vapor separator first. This is essentially what a IIMuch can is. I still run the factory separator in my Camaro but without the charcoal can. My garage doesn't smell like fuel at all. ****Side note in a side note - most guys that complain about their garage smelling like fuel still have carburetors and that is typically the source of their issue. ****




      That is to keep liquid gasoline out of the charcoal. Once the charcoal is saturated it is junk. Later tanks were all built so that you can't fill them all the way or they have a vapor dome on the top. That allows the fuel in a "full" tank to expand without pushing liquid to the charcoal canister. This is a vapor dome.





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      That aside, the IIMuch vents are awesome but it doesn't matter because they can't be delivered in a reasonable time frame.
      Donny

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