My 76 914 came with the canister (albeit connected)just laying on top of the engine, yet it has a clamp around it. Where and what does it bolt to? The clamp does not have a captive nut for the bolt to thread into so where is the tap for the bolt on the clamp.
If memory serves it's in the drivers side front wheel well.
Here you go. Its was on the gas tank 1970-late74, moved the the pass. side rear wall of the engine bay in late 74-75, then to the edge of the battery tray for 1976.
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I am resurecting this old thread to ask an additional question.
Since I am removing the air pump and all associated lines from my '76, what should be done with the hose to the charcoal canister that brought air from the pump? I can find a plug for the canister so it is closed up. Is having the small vent hose to the engine sufficient?
Thanks in advance.
Tom
On my '74 with the canister in the front, a cloth braided hose from a port on the fan housing, I presume to transfer some air pressure, went from the passenger side of the fan housing, then back under the relay board then along the rocker under the drivers door then into the front trunk to the canister. I think then another hose retraced the same path back to the engine compartment and connected to the air filter housing. Maybe your fan housing has a port and you could connect to pressure the canister and exit/vent to the air filter housing. (If I recall correctly...)
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