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Hello. So my car isnt technically a skyline but it is fitted with a RB20de. Anyway the PO did the conversion but there was a few hoses left off and i would like to get it sorted. My car is a VL calais. Any help would be really nice im new to these engines.

So there is two hoses. One off the back of the manifold and one smaller one under the throttle body. See pics

Thanks for the help

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on the turbo models that hose in the first and second photo goes to the bov vac port..... ummm not sure what it would go to on yours. Maybe the non turbos are different and run the other feed to the carbon canister from there instead of where they get the vac source from on the turbo models

i cannot see your charchol canister ... ???

Those 2 lines should run into a charchol canister from emmision laws. obiously you dont need them but by law they should both run into the cannister.

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