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DennisV
post Sep 17 2025, 01:55 PM
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Is there anything that I should give attention while the fuel tank is out?

I have already:
  • Rebuilt and installed steering rack
  • Replaced lines to brake master cylinder
  • New fuel sock / screen
  • New gaskets for fuel pipes

Does the box in top center of photo, which I believe is the Fresh air inlet box, need anything and does the fuel tank need to be out to do it?
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Our car is a 1970 914-6. My understanding is charcoal canister didn't appear until later.

Tips on installing the fuel hose to lines so I don't end up with a leak?

Thank you.
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post Sep 17 2025, 02:35 PM
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QUOTE(DennisV @ Sep 17 2025, 12:55 PM) *

Is there anything that I should give attention while the fuel tank is out?

I have already:
  • Rebuilt and installed steering rack
  • Replaced lines to brake master cylinder
  • New fuel sock / screen
  • New gaskets for fuel pipes
Does the box in top center of photo, which I believe is the Fresh air inlet box, need anything and does the fuel tank need to be out to do it?
Attached Image

Our car is a 1970 914-6. My understanding is charcoal canister didn't appear until later.

Tips on installing the fuel hose to lines so I don't end up with a leak?

Thank you.



Did you replace old fuel lines that go through the tunnel to engine?
Also Fresh air box is best taken out and re installed with tank out. If needed repairs to fresh air box.


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post Sep 17 2025, 03:31 PM
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QUOTE(hndyhrr @ Sep 17 2025, 01:35 PM) *

Did you replace old fuel lines that go through the tunnel to engine?
Also Fresh air box is best taken out and re installed with tank out. If needed repairs to fresh air box.

I took out the original plastic lines and replaced them with stainless steel lines from Tangerine.

The car has never been more than a roller since I've had it. Can you offer any suggestions on what to look for with regards to the fresh air box?

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