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    unknown cylinder

    Hi i have a 1991 gq and behind the left side headlight there is a round cylinder on the top it is marked petrol and purge. my patrol is on dual fuel and some times petrol drips from the bottom of the cylinder when i turn the engine off even if its been running on lpg and not being mechanical minded i was hoping for some help .Odin

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    Quote Originally Posted by odin View Post
    Hi i have a 1991 gq and behind the left side headlight there is a round cylinder on the top it is marked petrol and purge. my patrol is on dual fuel and some times petrol drips from the bottom of the cylinder when i turn the engine off even if its been running on lpg and not being mechanical minded i was hoping for some help .Odin
    It's the purge can mate for the petrol tank - standard stuff, however mine used to leak also especially when full, so I got a "check valve" put on (apparently also common) and never lost a drop since - it was seriously like a 15 minute job that if I'd known, would have done myself ...

    Someone on here may be able to guide you through the process to save getting it done at a mechanics, but being it's on the fuel line, I'd prefer someone other than me so they are spot on with the process and terminology etc and can guide you properly.

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    thanks for the info i will get a mechanic to do the job as i am no good at mechanics

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    I guess you're referring to charcoal canister.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fox7 View Post
    I guess you're referring to charcoal canister.
    If that's the case, then it's leaking and needs fixing. It shouldn't drop petrol like that, afaik.
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