4-25
Canister
1. See Figure 4-27. Install canister bracket (3) on mounting
plate (2) with countersunk screws and locknuts (4).
2. Install mounting plate assembly on frame by attaching
mounting clamps (1) using screws, washers and locknuts
(2). Tighten to 6-8 ft-lbs (8.1-10.8 Nm).
3. See Figure 4-25. Depress locking tab and slide canister
into locked position on canister bracket. Clip on canister
bracket must engage canister; bend clip outward some-
what if canister is not held securely.
4. Connect the three marked hoses to the canister.
HOSE ROUTING
Carburetor
See Figure 4-28. Route the evaporative emissions control
hoses at the carburetor as shown. To gain access to the
V.O.E.S. and hoses, remove the fuel tank and/or air cleaner/
backplate assembly if necessary.
Canister Hose Routings
1. See Figure 4-25. Connect one end of the canister clean
air inlet hose to the carbon canister.
2. Connect overflow vent hose and canister vent hose to fit-
tings on carbon canister. Canister vent hose attaches to
top fitting. Route both hoses towards fresh air hose on
rear of canister.
3. Cable strap the three hoses where the hose connector
attaches the two pieces of fresh air hose.
4. Route the smaller hoses forward along the top left frame
tube. The vent and overflow hoses run together until the
vent hose turns between the cylinders. Connect vent
hose to elbow fitting on carburetor. Connect overflow
vent hose to vent valve fitting using a
new
cable strap.
5. Route fresh air hose upward and forward along the left
frame tube. Continue running hose to air cleaner back-
plate fitting. Secure hose using
new
cable straps.
Figure 4-28. Emissions Hose Routing at Carburetor
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1. V.O.E.S. hose
2. Canister vent hose
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4
3. Fuel hose
4. Drain hose
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