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Evaporative canister

21 posts · Started by kb · 13 Apr 2007

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Hi. I know this was briefly talked about but is removing the canister(in the US models) that easy? Or can I just go to directly to the engine with removing all the hoses? Similar to superbike Mike's question.

thanks. Del
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Any auto parts store will have them. I got mine at Checker (I think kragens in CA)...
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When you install it be sure that you can blow in towards the tank, but cannot suck air the other way.
Thank you Spyder - your insight has been helpful and I will remove
mine promptly. If you come across any other mods regarding this please let us US people know. thanks.
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