where does this belong??

[93XLEcamry]

ok a couple months ago my car wouldnt start...i figured it was the starter and started banging on it with a stick....some says it works....as i was doing it so, i noticed that two wires or tubing of some sort came off....my brother says its just for the cruse control...but i doubt it...i dont know so i'll let the pros shine on this one...

dont know where this belongs

the two tube thingy came from this device

same device hopefully better view??

[95PimpingCamry]

Those are coming from your charcoal canister.

I may be wrong, but I think they are supposed to connect to your intake manifold somewhere.

[hill8570]

Not 100% on a '93 six-banger, but there should be a vacuum diagram on the underside of your hood that shows the routing of the vacuum lines to the charcoal canister.

[93XLEcamry]

Originally Posted by 95PimpingCamry

Those are coming from your charcoal canister.

I may be wrong, but I think they are supposed to connect to your intake manifold somewhere.

ok...if its not rainy as hard tomorrow, i'll check to see if anything goes there...

[93XLEcamry]

Originally Posted by hill8570

Not 100% on a '93 six-banger, but there should be a vacuum diagram on the underside of your hood that shows the routing of the vacuum lines to the charcoal canister.

i dont think i've seen that diagram....but i'll double check tomorrow...thanks guys



sorry for the double post...not sure how to double quote....again sorryy....

[haux]

That's definitely the charcoal canister. Unsure where those hoses go for a '93.

You can try going to toyotapartszone.com, input your vin... search for charcoal canister and check out the diagrams. Maybe you can figure it out from there. I couldn't.

[93XLEcamry]

i'll try that haux...thankkss

[93XLEcamry]

after trying to do some research on where this part belongs....i found this quote...

The Canister Vent Valve is located on or very near the Charcoal Canister and has two vapor hoses attached to it. One hose goes to outside air and is equipped with a filter while the other hose connects directly to the Charcoal Canister.

there are two hose...like they describe, but isnt it suppose to go somewhere??...or is wha they describing for another car???...

and i tried going to the toyotatpartszon...but couldnt find the diagram for it...soooooo i guess bump for some more help??

[hill8570]

Originally Posted by 93XLEcamry

after trying to do some research on where this part belongs....i found this quote...

The Canister Vent Valve is located on or very near the Charcoal Canister and has two vapor hoses attached to it. One hose goes to outside air and is equipped with a filter while the other hose connects directly to the Charcoal Canister.

there are two hose...like they describe, but isnt it suppose to go somewhere??...or is wha they describing for another car???...

and i tried going to the toyotatpartszon...but couldnt find the diagram for it...soooooo i guess bump for some more help??

The two hoses connected to the vent valve are more-or-less on the bottom of the charcoal canister...they aren't the two you're worried about.

The two on top, one should route back to the gas tank, and the other (which is usually labelled "purge" on the canister) should to to a vacuum valve that's normally up near where your upper radiator hose enters the engine.

[93XLEcamry]

im noob at this so ill check tomorrow thanks

[chronoti]

http://www.mr2mk1club.com/V6MR2_files/v02.jpg

http://media.photobucket.com/image/3...dited.jpg?o=57

if you look under the spark plug wires you see where those hoses are running, they should connect to some hard lines that run up to the tb area.

[93XLEcamry]

ooohhhhhh i ssseeeee....ty im a visual learner...i'll try check tomorrow...thankss...

do i need any tools to put them back in place?? or should they just plug right into it??

[hill8570]

Originally Posted by 93XLEcamry

ooohhhhhh i ssseeeee....ty im a visual learner...i'll try check tomorrow...thankss...

do i need any tools to put them back in place?? or should they just plug right into it??

If you can find the fitting where they belong, they should just slip right over.