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Porsche Crest 1970 911T Trunk/ Gas Venting

I am trying to get a copy of the layout for the trunk venting&filter system. I purchased this car and have a bunch of loose hoses and the filters to go along with them. Are all these necessary? HELP if you can.

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Are all these necessary?
Depends. Are you trying to restore the evaporative emissions system to stock or just cut down on the gas smell in your garage?

I did the latter,running the vent hose from the tank up to the little black box collector under the driver's side trunklid hinge (part #2 in that diagram), then out to the fender and it cut down the fumes by 90% vs venting straight out to the fender.
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Thanks for the help, Im new at this.
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John,

Here is a slightly more 'pictorial' diagram that may be helpful:

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That helps a bunch! Thank you!

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your lines are probably toast by now - if you didn't plan to replace all of them then do so.

they should be flexible - if they are rock hard.. time to repalce them.

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