Fuel tank breather problem

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Fuel tank breather problem

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I have a problem with one of my tank breather pipes. Sometimes,after a run the pipe drips petrol under the car. It's pre evap.control so there's two pipes out of the tank. One runs up through the boot floor and goes down into n/s chassis rail(remember that if welding). The other pipe runs up to the boot floor,turns 90* for 3 inches then turns 90* again and points down towards the road. This is the one dripping. All correctly set up as per FSM drawing. I'm worried that it could happen parked on a show field and someone drops their fag butt underneath :shock: The exhaust runs nowhere near the tank so, it's not heating up. :?
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The one goin into the chassis rail could be blocked , causing the other one to syphon out the tank , when the fuel is sloshing around.
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That figures,does it after hard braking. On the case tomorrow :thumbright:
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