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Hi,

Ive noticed a few engine bays without a carbon canister, i have one in my L28 but it makes the engine bay untidy with all the different plumbing coming out of it.

 

What are Australian Laws with carbon Canisters and is there a better alternative?

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the law is if fitted, it must work : all ADR  rules apply for roadworthyness of the vehicle, if you choose to ignore the rules, take it off and get caught, the problem and the fine is yours  ;)

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Just hide it, mount it in the wheel arch or somewhere else convenient.

Use one of another model car, eg, the Subaru ones are quite compact and mount in a wheel arch nicely.

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Just hide it, mount it in the wheel arch or somewhere else convenient.

Use one of another model car, eg, the Subaru ones are quite compact and mount in a wheel arch nicely.

 

Great idea, see below image taken from Jags that Run, Charcoal Canister moved to right side wheel arch, you can see the hoses disappearing behind the strut tower.

 

 

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There's room to fit it on the other side of the Radiator Support Panel too.

 

I think I prefer that idea, is that what you did on Lucinda ?

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