Help on fixing a vapor lock!!!

I did notice yesterday that the stock 1/4" hard return line appears to have an orifice in it already where it would connect to the charcoal canister. The hard line steps up to a larger OD to accept 5/16" ID tubing, but appears to have a much smaller ID/orifice. I didn't measure but it looks awfully close to the orifice size I see when I peer down the fuel filter.
That's interesting.
A small diameter orifice seems typical in vapor seperators.
But maybe not in return style filters?
Lemme look at one I cut open - even though its AMC wagoneer with charcoal canister.
Yup. Look at that. It's got a reduced opening as well, just not as tiny as in the seperator. (These are always installed with return at 12 o'clock position.)
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Makes sense to restrict fuel from returning to the tank but would easily allow vapor to pass.

I've not really studied the early Chrysler vapor recovery systems but between the FSM and those Master tech booklets, you should be able to figure out what they did and how you can make use of them.

On my AMC wag I had to open up and replace the top filters of the charcoal canister since new ones are no longer avilable. Not the simplist system but something to consider if you have to.
Vapor Canister Rebuild - A new how to - International Full Size Jeep Association