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mrbov

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Hi guys having problems trying to find where my hoses fit on to my carbon canister.

The car is a 2 door R33 series 1 1994 (oh she'z sexy :banana: )

My car had front end damage when I purchesed it :cheers: and the canister had been removed/crumbled before I had seen it to compare.

So I purchased a nose front cut I got from a series1, 4 door which had a cannister on it, now I'm thinking it maybe different cos all pipes seem to be shaped to fit specific places how ever I have one hose that just dont have a place to go, just wondering if my last 2 days of looking was a waste of time and that my actual problem was a wrong carbon cannister fitted.

Will be great to see pics if anyone has any of different types

pls pls pls heeeeeeeeelp pls :)

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As far as the R33s are concerned, they should be the same. The R33 model is all controlled by the part thottle vacuum from the throttle body. It should have three vacuum lines; the larger is the vent from the fuel tank, the midsize is the vacuum supply from the manifold, and the small is the partial throttle signal from the throttle body. As long as those vacuum lines are there and correctly attached, that canister should be good to go. I have the R34, which was controlled by the ECU via a solenoid. I use the R33 vacuum canister because it is more compatible with the GTR system I am running.

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