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G'day Guys,

While back now i had a full service done on my car, installed new turbo etc... at a workshop

Servicing my car tonight and find that a hose is not connected :) . Car is an R33 GTST S2, near the air filter.

Firstly, is the bottom of the charcoal canister supposed to be connected to anything? if so what? (pic 1)

Secondly, You will see in pic 2 there is a steel tube not connected to anything. this seems to go under the firewall. on the left is the hose which i think it connects to. this hose just connects to the side of the chassis

any help would be appreciated.

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Judging by the location of those pieces, i would say that one connects to the other.

Just checked my car (R33 GTS25T) and the charcoal canister connects to both of those hoses you have disconnected there.

It goes straight down to a 90 Deg 3-way connector. So not sure where the rubber hose goes to in Pic2, but the metal hose would be a breather from the fuel tank if it's going to the charcoal canister.

But yeah, go back to workshop and get them to fix it if it's their fault.

thanks guys

the work was done months ago, and i couldn’t really be farked going back there. if you want something done properly you need to do it yourself.

the rubber hose connects to the chassis. i dont really think it makes a difference if its connected or not.

does anyone know if the 3 way connector is fully open each end, or has a one way flow?

i have a spare t-piece and hose i could use.

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