ochumi

This deposit requires some maintenance or cleaning or breaks?

grcauto

What vehicle do you have?

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ochumi

Honda CRX D16A9 1989

grcauto

I think that's supposed to be the 1.6L D16A6.
I can't post pictures or links yet but I will see if i can upload pictures of your system to an off site location and I'll be back and tell you how to access them.

grcauto

Go to fundamentalbaptistministries dot com /honda
You'll find two jpg files of that system.

tech8

1. Generally, the evap charcoal canister does not require maintenance and seldom breaks.

2. Yes, there are CR-X models that do not have a charcoal canister. Certain models without catalytic converter do not have the charcoal canister.

Your country code indicates Spain and the D16A9 list as not having a catalytic converter; so, likely no charcoal canister.

The bottom hose of the canister is a drain hose.






3. The two way valve of the fuel tank is near the fuel tank.

ochumi

yes it´s Spain without catalytic, but wachting the picture (ky only) the rectangule shows 2 way valve and cannister but if i remove them, where i have to connect the fuel tank?? to ITB and header intake?? like shows the picture without 2 way valve?

thanks for you answer

and also it´s a better solution the canister way (to uses the fuel gas tank) or connect without canister

ochumi

So the question is if i dont have cannister where i should connect the gas fuel tank, i should to change "the rectangle" KY for T conection?

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iTrader: (1)

If your talking about the line called the fuel vapor pipe, you can vent it to the atmosphere. You will need to make sure it isn't in the engine bay (fuel vapor anywhere near a spark is obviously bad) and also that it will not take on any kind of fluid

ochumi

yes im Talking about this Line at the begining what is the best option if i can choose i think its better uses the gas to the fuel system

tech8

For models without the catalytic converter and evap canister, Honda uses a different two-way valve and different lines. In the following parts diagram for models without the evap canister; the 2 way valve (part #4) runs to a fuel vent air chamber (part #4).

Part # 3 is the two way valve for models with the canister.

ochumi

thanks!