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Fuel vapours from the float chamber of the carburettor enter into the canister through the ____________ passage.

Fuel vapours from the float chamber of the carburettor enter into the canister through the ____________ passage. Correct Answer left end

The passage of fuel vapours from the float chamber of the carburettor to the canister is through the left end passage only.

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