carbon canister pipe length?
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I don’t know the exact length but have you considered removing it as many do?
Most cut the hose at the rear of the car leaving a few feet, and put a breather filter on the end.
Canister can be removed and disconnected causing no running issues, the hose to the plenum also can be removed and blanked.
Most cut the hose at the rear of the car leaving a few feet, and put a breather filter on the end.
Canister can be removed and disconnected causing no running issues, the hose to the plenum also can be removed and blanked.
You can buy fancy schmancy ones too for 8mm https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Black-Hose-End-Blanking...
Sardonicus said:
You can buy fancy schmancy ones too for 8mm https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Black-Hose-End-Blanking...
So much neater, rusty bolt in pipe (with a long jubilee 'tail') is a bit... well... a bit 'kit car'... 
Loubaruch said:
I thought that where a carbon cannister was fitted the fuel filler cap was sealed unlike earlier cars that had a vented cap.
If you seal the line to the cannister and do not provide a tank vent you could well have problems.
Your not sealing the carbon vent but the vacuum port to the inlet manifold the hose on the removed carbon canister still needs to stay open be it at the rear or to the front to vent fuel tank If you seal the line to the cannister and do not provide a tank vent you could well have problems.
I used one of these and fixed it to the chassis high up at the rear.
Be aware if you order the one I’ve linked to they may send you the wrong size, as the box is marked up correctly at 9 mm but the supplied filter is actually 12 mm.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Oil-Mini-Breather-Air-F...
Be aware if you order the one I’ve linked to they may send you the wrong size, as the box is marked up correctly at 9 mm but the supplied filter is actually 12 mm.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Oil-Mini-Breather-Air-F...
Edited by Belle427 on Wednesday 3rd October 18:50
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