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Well i am asking Bookwus this question. Where does the lines go like under the car or inside the car to the gas tank? I will figure out where to get this plastic line to replace the ones i have. They are broken and missing.
Well i am asking Bookwus this question.
I'm sure that there are plenty more members that could answer this question. A little bit of input...as well as some tips, tricks, and watch-outs from various folks sometimes provides the best answer.
- Nick
(ID theft) 
Well you see the lines go outside the body from the canister to the gas tank. It clips to the fender bolts then runs along side the heater channel.You can probably get the plastic line at you local hardware or HVAC place.
Ah thanks for the info. What size is the tube by the way? Oh and sorry i forgot to add that other people can help with this. Thanks. Have any pics of that for better visual?
Thanks for allowing me to help 
Sorry for the ID theft.
3mm or there abouts.
no worries. I am happy you respond. So yeah just trying to restore the original system and also to help gas mileage too. I think I will need to replace the filter inside the canister cause of many years it has been sitting before.
Restoring the EEC (evaporate emissions control) system won't improve your mileage but will eliminate gas smells. You can use steel brake line all along the side to the canister. 3/16" IIRC You will need the plastic expansion chamber in the trunk and braided hose. If you restore the system in the trunk and all the way back to the canister but stop there you will be venting to the rear and won't smell gas unless in a closed space.
Restoring the rest of the system from the canister to the air cleaner and fan housing will eliminate all the smell and be better for the environment as intended. You must refill the can with activated carbon pellets, not powder. Best place I've found to get it is a hydroponics supply store. Pet stores usually have only powder and very pricey.
There are many threads here on this job. Do a search.
jim
oh ok i get it. Thanks i have it with me but it's winter so i will wait till spring to do it. I looked around my car and saw some lines from the gas tank to canister remaining. I will check that out.
Carbon Canister is important to control the venting and fuel vapor emission. you can just leave the line unplug, charcoal canister is also solution. The link given may helpful also .
But keep in mind that any solution must not harm the OZONE.
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