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Fuel Vapor Orphan Line

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Does anyone know where this fuel vapor hose connects?

2000 996 Carerra California car (with the three ports on top of the charcoal canister, none on the bottom)

The picture is the top view, with the fender removed.

Brian

 

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Going off memory here having been through my entire evap system last Spring, but I believe the circled end goes into the opening under fuel filler door.  With door open, the hose end would go into a hole behind the door (opposite side of open door from filler tube).  Has no home without fender and filler compartment being present.

Best of luck.

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