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V85TT Evap and Tip Info

I did a full canister delete and ran the breather to the ground. As well as the crank vent hose. Both have auxiliary outlets into the intake. Throttle response and power band feels smoother to me, but not a big difference. No issues so far. Bike is at 33k miles.
 
I have a 2020 V85TT and it is my understanding that there should be a diagram showing the hose routing for the evaporator system. It should be located on the bottom of the seat pan. Mine does not have the stock seat, so no diagram. Would someone please be kind enough to take a picture and post it please. If there is more than one please do both. Remember it is for a 2020 V85TT.

thanks
 
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2020 E4.

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I think it's the other line. In post 19 of this thread Todd said: "You need to gut the tip valve, and plug the line off of the intake manifold. The rest of the system can stay in place."

tip valve = Pressure valve in that diagram. The other line (the one going from can to engine) seems to be the one.
 
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