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Rollover valve line routing question

valkster

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City
Greeneville
State
TN
Hi all. I took tons of pictures when I stripped my Jeep for restoration but missed a small section behind the fuel tank. I have three lines going to the rollover valve assembly in the passenger side rear of the tub. My pictures show the three of them coming together at the rear of the fuel tank (on the driver side), turning toward the passenger side (under a steel strip screwed to the frame just behind the tank, routing through a bulkhead in the body on the passenger side, and finally up to the rollover valve assembly. My question is, how are the lines meant to be kept in place as it crosses from the driver side to the passenger side behind the tank? I missed that part with my camera and cannot find any holes or brackets back there that were meant to keep the lines from shifting around. I can post a few pics if needed but I have not done that in a long time. Thanks for any help.

-Mark
 
What size tank do you have?

On the 15 gallon the lines do not go over to the passenger side.

This is a photo of a 7 setup, but it has all the components:
CopyofCheckValveRouting-1.jpg
 
Thanks for the great pic...that is pretty much the setup that mine has, though the valves on mine are on the opposite side of the jeep and more in the rear (near the tail light). On mine the vapor vent hoses and the line from the evap. canister snake behind the tank to the passenger side, where the valves were mounted. Basically, if I reference your pic, my lines route toward the rear of the frame on the driver's side to about where the bottom your picture ends, and turn toward the passenger side of the frame in the area between the rear of the tank and the frame cross member just behind the tank. I am trying to figure out if the three lines were held in place with clamps or ties in that area as it crossed over. Right now they just sort of rest on the cross member as they go across and it seems odd to me.
 
This is a picture of the bracket that goes on the driver's side:
img1201el.jpg


It is sideways. The bracket is a triangle because it mount in the rear section. There should be studs to mount it on. I can't figure out way anyone would move it to the passenger side of the vehicle.
 
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