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Old 04-15-2010, 04:14 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by sbergman27 View Post
But the charcoal canister is safe under the hood of my 1988 Sprint. There is no reason that a charcoal cannister should be vulnerable to topping the tank off... other than bad design. Why can't the canister be mounted above the top of the tank so that liquid overflow is not a problem? Why does the Yaris have such crappy, fragile, and poorly positioned fuel system components? Or is this, perhaps, just hearsay, too?

-Steve

it is hearsay. most vehicles have the same issue. fuel system components are
tightly designed and WELL THOUGHT OUT by very smart engineers so it
won't catch fire in an accident, yet still do it's job.

half the comments on this forum assume no thought went into each and every piece of the car, but the fact is: millions were spent on very careful analysis of everything, bumper-to-bumper. you want it different ? buy a different car, case closed.

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