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I had some help replacing an air intake line but a different line fell off and I attached it to where I think it went as no one knew. I was wondering if anyone had a diagram on where the lines that attach to the vacuum and other such parts go, or a photo to follow. I have a 2008 piaggio fly 150
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the question is probably better suited in the general section
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There is a 60% chance the hose belongs to the EVAP system. See if this helps you: Better yet, watch MItch's video on removing the system from a LX150. It should fit your scooter to a T. It might be a good Idea to replace all your fuel and vacuum lines, and block off the SAS. If the fuel and vacuum hoses are original, they are past due.
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