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I'm having trouble figuring out exactly how these hoses are supposed to be. Every document I've tried to refer to- factory manual, Haynes manual, and Dave Darlins hose diagrams on pelican- they all conflict with each other and I can't find one set of instructions that answers everything.
So- it's a 73' 2.0L D-jet incase you missed that and here are my questions: ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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And lastly- I can't figure out where my evaporative emission control tubes hook up in the engine bay (the send and return tubes that run up the driver's side to the fuel tank and charcoal canister).
Any help is greatly appreciated! I tried copying Otto's Bumblebee in Venice- but even that car was missing a few hoses! |
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