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2 hours ago, HusseinHolland said:

Looking a little further online for GM 80's versions - there is this brand new old stock one which certainly could be adapted. It has 2 diaphragms instead of one

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Whoa!  You’d adapt it by just capping off the other diaphragm right?

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Update: I took the entire vapor system apart and pressure tested each hose and the vapor tank by blowing into one inlet and capping the others with my hands; didn't taste great.

The result was finding all of the hoses and the tank hold air perfectly.  I put everything back together and when blowing from the front could still smell gas in the back.  I threw caution to the wind and cranked the belt clamps down to within an inch of their life and problem solved - no fumes.

 

Crank those clamps down boys and girls - case closed

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On 4/6/2024 at 9:58 AM, chaseincats said:

Whoa!  You’d adapt it by just capping off the other diaphragm right?

apologies - I didn't see the question - yes, that is what I would do there. EDIT - actually I think you would add a vacuum line. The ports are listed PCV - Carb - Tank, so I think all three would be used. I'd look at a  GM schematic for the model it's intended for.

When you say belt clamps, you mean the hose clamps?

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1 minute ago, HusseinHolland said:

apologies - I didn't see the question - yes, that is what I would do there.

When you say belt clamps, you mean the hose clamps?

Yeah, the hose clamps.  I changed the original clamps to a more modern style gates/belt clamp because you can get more clampage out of them

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2 minutes ago, chaseincats said:

Yeah, the hose clamps.  I changed the original clamps to a more modern style gates/belt clamp because you can get more clampage out of them

OK - I typically replace line clamps with Oetiker clamps for anything that doesn't require routine service. 

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