Fuel Tank Vent Tubes ***NEED HELP! 70 Cuda

[willard]

Maybe I used a wrong term - I thought that the vertical tube in the trunk, where 4 tubes from the tank vents go is in fact a charcoal canister?
My car is N95 and the tubes looked like this before resto:

[Alaskan_TA]

'70s had a vapor seperator. Diagrams that show it & talk about it about the middle of this page;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/ServiceHighlights/1970PassengerCarHighlights09.shtml

[willard]

Barry, thanks for the diagrams but I already know them and the prinicpe on how the ECS system works. I just need a good shot of a 70 challenger from underneath.

[Alaskan_TA]

I had to hunt for these, I had misnamed the album they were in. 

[Alaskan_TA]

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[Alaskan_TA]

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[willard]

That's it! Thanks Barry.

[willard]

How should the shield be fastened and to which elements?

I found my old shield (I almost dumped it thinking is a self made protection addred by the previous owner) and it is slightly bend.
It has 3 holes - 2 where connected to the inner/outer wheelhouse and one somewhere to the framerail? On the Barry's pictures I see no screw in that 3rd hole. How should it be mounted?

And the color - my shield is black on the inner side and slightly orange + undercoating on the outerside. Whatis the proper color?

[Alaskan_TA]

 Here is one on a restored car, it looks like his was bare.

If yours shows black paint you should put it back that way.

[willard]

Shoudnt there be the 3rd attaching point for that shield? It's strange that such a piece of metal is fastened only with 2 little screws and bounces while car is moving. However I see no place to fasten it using the third hole - but the factory put that hole for a reason...

[Alaskan_TA]

Odd, but that appears to be the way it is.