Fuel Vapour Seperator

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Fuel Vapour Seperator

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Hi all anyone know where the Fuel Vapour Seperator bolts to on a 70 B Body I bought it as I wanted to use my return line.
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I have a feeling it bolts to a timing cover bolt right in front of the fuel pump but i can't be certain. You need to find a good photo of a well restored engine. I will see if i can find one in my stuff.
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Found a diagram in the workshop manual. 440 engine only. The hemi is slightly different.
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Thanks for that Dave very helpful,will be fitting that on Saturday.
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I thought it bolted to the forward fuel pump mounting bolt ? I could be wrong.
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Looking at the position of the mounting tag you could be right Matt. Then again I have never known you to be wrong. ;)
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Couldn't be clearer. I looked all over for an image like that without luck.
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Colour coded spark plugs...Cool. 8-)
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