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  This topic is about my 1972 MG MGB
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NH72MG Don Lavoie
Merrimack, NH, USA   USA
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I have a clear 1/2" hose going from charcoal canister to valve cover with the proper pinhole
air inlet. I have been getting slight condensation in the hose. It has been fairly cool in NH.
Is this normal and something you just normally don't see in a regular hose or is this a symptom
of something else?

Thanks.........Don

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rrmgb Silver Member robert schau
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Combustion engines produce water. More visible when cold.



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mowog1 Gold Member Rick Ingram
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My guess would be yes....condensation is often found coming out of the tailpipe at start-up.

I'm betting it's traveling from the rocker cover to the charcoal canister.



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