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> Charcoal cannister, I don't have one
IanStott
post Apr 28 2005, 05:04 AM
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Was looking at a picture of the gas tanks and how they are different depending on the year, mine is a 74 not a 74 1/2, so mine should have a charcoal cannister but doesn't, is it a big deal? The small hose between the 2 fuel lines probably goes in the cannister, if no cannister what do you do with it?

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post Apr 28 2005, 02:08 PM
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You can have mine for the cost of shipping. Personally, I love getting rid of stuff that isn't really necessary. Like Mattillac said, the charcoal isn't doing much anymore. If you don't have emissions testing issues, and you can clean it up without getting fuel odors, I think you're better off without it.
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