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Evap hose S90-V90

posted by  david hunter on  Sun Sep 28 12:40 CST 2003
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Thanks for your responses!
I have identified the Evap valve with your pic. I removed my air filter assembly to see the hoses. There are 3 hoses connected to the cansister:
One goes to the valve.
Another goes towards the rear and I assume to the gas tank.
A third is larger than the other two (1/2" to 5/8" diameter) and is not connected to anything. It extends rearward about 2 feet under the filter then under the preheat tube and just ends. This is the one in question, maybe a vent or something? If you get a moment would appreciate it if you could reach under the metal preheat tube connected and see if you have the same hose.

I have also noticed than at the bottom of the cruise control vacume pump there is a white plastic tube that appears to want a hose connected to it but there is not anything connected to it. Perhaps it is just where the air comes out.


I am happy that you completed your heater core project, it's a brutal job. Got AC recharged OK?
--
David Hunter






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