I need some help! FAST!!!!

Ok, well I've bagged my truck so I raised my gas tank and everything and left the shop for the night. I came back the next morning to find that there was gas coming out of the line next to where the fuel line come out(not the one at the front of the tank. So I'm like ok, I'll hook the hose up that goes there, So I done that. No more problems. Then today I crank my truck up for the first time since I've bagged it, runs fine, I shut it off. a little while later I discover that gas is coming out of the hose at the bottom of the charcoal cannister. so I pull the hose off and and pull it up high enough so it won't leak. I need to know what would be causing this to happen. It didn't do it before so I dunno why it would do it now. SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!

do u have your lines hooked up wrong??

you've rerouted your return line to the vent. switch them back.

like your hoses are on the wrong sides...

YEA SOUND LIKE YOUR LINES ARE FLIP FLOPPED

I've thought about that I don't think I did but I could be wrong. Also, my truck is sitting about 4=6 inches off the ground in the front, I bought these bag brackets and I used the pieces that are under the lower bag brackets and I was wandering if that could be what was holding it up so high, so far I haven't been able to get an answer because nobody knows what I'm talking about. Any thoughts on that?

i had the exact same problem on my mazda. the return and vent lines were crossed

I'm 98% sure your lines are backwards.
as for the front suspension, take the bags out, put the truck back down, measure the space between the upper and lower bracket. If its not enough for your (insert brand here) bags to fit compressed, you need to cut the brackets off and redo them.

so it's probably the pieces under the lower brackets thats holding it up so high?

or you mounted the uppers too low.
you dont need that giant seven inch thick piece steel under the lowers either.