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Old 07-05-2022, 11:33 AM   #1
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EEC Tank/Charcoal Canister Question

Hello all! My 1970 GMC has an EEC tank in it (it was built in California and sold in Oregon). What kind of vent lines is it supposed to have? I also assume my charcoal canister was removed as I can't find it. Does that have anything to do with venting and, if it does, is it possible to buy a replacement one? I can only find one line running from the gas tank to the fuel pump.

I spent last weekend trying to get my Quadrajet set correctly and also replaced the gas cap with a vented one I picked up from O'Reilly's. I immediately had, what I assume, was fuel pressure problems (bubbles in fuel filter, wouldn't idle correctly, etc.) I was thinking it was carburetor problems, messed with the mixture screws and ended up with a huge mess on my hands.
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