willinnashville
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I might have seen the same video with dude dropping his tank. I took it to my mechanic because I really didn't want to drop my tank in my driveway. The shop vac thing would've saved me a couple hundred
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Hi, here you say "lines"... Isn't the only line from the tank going to be the fat one from the tank to canister? Line to engine and line to vent are from canister. Are they F'ed too?...I had seen many others (there are even YT videos) drop the tank and blow the lines out via air compressor. I didn't wanna drop the tank. So I took a small funnel, shoved it into the fill neck where you would put the gas pump when fueling, put shop vac on blow side and stuck it in the funnel blowing air into the tank. I would hold it there for a 5 or 10 seconds then release and then back on. I kept doing this for a while. As you're doing this, you can actually see the tank swell, then relax, swell then relax. As I was doing this, charcoal pellets were spilling out like crazy from the evap lines going from tank to canister. I did this a few different times over the next week and eventually, no more pellets would come out. And...she started taking fuel faster than she ever had and we've owned it since 35k.
I disconnected 2 or 3 lines. All going to left (driver side) side of canister. I believe its 2 large lines and then 1 small. Can't recall off top of head. Regardless, I pulled them all loose and pushed air at the filler neck.Hi, here you say "lines"... Isn't the only line from the tank going to be the fat one from the tank to canister? Line to engine and line to vent are from canister. Are they F'ed too?