Factory Five 33 Hot Rod V2 - Gasoline Fumes

Street Rod Jim chases down gasoline fumes from his Factory Five 33 Hot Rod V2. Factory Five 33 Hot Rod V2 Required Supplies bit.ly/SRJ33su...
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[@BoleDaPole]

Wow that's amazing, I'll never have an opportunity such as this so I live vicariously through u

[@heathwells3273]

Good to see you getting into the nitty gritty of -actually making the car work-. It is frustrating, especially with fumes, but it actually represents progress as you are now out of theory and into practice.

[@StreetRodJim]

Nitty gritty is right. Hopefully I get through these few hurdles and then back to building the car.

[@alexgeorge7609]

Install an evap system. Simple to do.

[@jasonsirois3591]

Those other outlets need to be connected to your vacuum lines (and evap solenoid(s)) so they can be recycled into the intake tract during the evap cycle. Those fumes are only stored there temporarily

[@JoelKSLC]

Jason, I assume his carbon canister is saturated at this point. If so I think it can still be used if Jim connects it to the Evap solenoid and runs the engine. You agree?

[@StreetRodJim]

I have it connected correctly, so I believe it is just a bad canister.