GF47.30-P-3102F | Activated charcoal canister location/task/design/function | 15.5.98 |
MODEL 124 with ENGINE 104.942 /980 /992, 119.974 /975
MODEL 129
with ENGINE 104.943 /991 as of 1.8.96,
112.923 /943, 113.961, 119.982, 120.983
MODEL 140
with ENGINE 104.944 /994 as of 1.8.96,
119.981 /980, 120.982
MODEL 163 with ENGINE 112.942 /970, 113.942 /965
MODEL 168 with ENGINE 166.940 /960 /990 /995
MODEL 170
with ENGINE 111.946 as of 1.6.98,
111.943 /973 /958 /983, 112.947
MODEL 202
with ENGINE 104.941 as of 1.8.96,
111.921 as of 1.9.98,
111.974,
111.975 as of 1.8.96,
111.944 /945 /952 /956, 112.910 /920
MODEL 203 with ENGINE 111.951 /955, 112.912 /916 /946 /953
MODEL 208 with ENGINE 111.944 /945 /975 /956 /982, 112.940, 113.943
MODEL 209 with ENGINE 112.912 /955, 113.968
MODEL 210
with ENGINE 104.995,
111.942 as of 1.9.98,
111.947 /957, 112.911 /914 /921 /941, 113.940, 119.985 /980
MODEL 211 with ENGINE 112.913 /917 /949 /954, 113.967 /969
MODEL 215 with ENGINE 113.960, 137.970
MODEL 220 with ENGINE 112.922 /944 /972 /975, 113.941 /948 /960 /966, 137.970
MODEL 230 with ENGINE 112.973, 113.963
P47.30-0007-06
1 Housing
2 Activated charcoal granulate
3 Vent line of the fuel tank
4 Vent line of the activated charcoal canister ( with activated charcoal canister shutoff valve)
5 Purge line
(to the purge control valve)
Activated charcoal canister position | Model 124 | ||
Model 129 | |||
Model 140 | |||
Model 163 | |||
Model 168 | |||
Model 170 | |||
Model 202 | |||
Model 203, 209 | |||
Model 208 | |||
Model 210 | |||
Model 211 | |||
Model 215, 220 | |||
Model 230 | |||
Activated charcoal canister task | Ventilation and deventilation of the fuel tank and storing the fuel vapors temporarily for subsequent purging. | ||
Activated charcoal canister design | Housing filled with activated charcoal granulate. Divided into different chambers by intermediate walls in order to achieve optimal flow through the activated charcoal. with ORVR: Quantities of around 2.7 to 3.5 l | ||
Activated charcoal canister function | The fuel vapors released from the fuel tank ( with ORVR or when refueling) are bonded to the activated charcoal. When purging is activated, they are drawn in by the engine and combusted. The activated charcoal is completely regenerated in the ideal case. The ventilation and deventilation of the fuel tank takes place over the activated charcoal canister. |