some people say theyve capped it without issues (with vented gas cap) and others claim to have had issues after capping it. Also seems like running dirty fuel vapor air into the breather might not be a great idea either. Idk.
I have a pcv valve on the driver side valve cover that runs to center port of carb and a breather on the passenger side valve cover. Could I change the breather to a breather with a nipple and run the vapor line to that ?
Interesting. I’ll have to try and find a diagram for that and see how it was done on a 71. Still trying to determine if I should just cap it or run it through carb or PCV system.
I’ll post pictures later, my carb (edelbrock Avs2) has a ported vacuum and manifold port(I think the manifold one is vacuum all the time while running ?) distributors vacuum advance is hooked up to the other port. Can I connect it to that manifold port ? Would this be better than capping it ...
Sorry I’m not following. Everything in this image I have in place except the charcoal canister. Where would you put the fuel filter ?
Even if I hook up a charcoal canister the Edelbrock carb that I have doesn’t have a place for the hose coming from the canister to hook to.
I have a 1973 cuda. Previous owner removed charcoal canister, the fuel vapor line is just open in the engine compartment. Should I find a charcoal canister and put In or just cap it ? Getting some fumes right now and I’d like to minimize that
Sorry DBL is in cavity #23. BR in cavity 22. On the engine side a wire comes out of the cavity and runs straight to electric choke. Not using stock alternator so the voltage reg has been eliminated.