EVAP removal?
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From: Sellersburg, IN
Good thread, I'm reading it now.
These are the hoses I'm talking about.
Blue and yellow.
There is a small vac line that most come off the tank directly b/c it has a hefty fuel smell to it.
The other hard lines go to the fuel feed and return, I didn't bother them, these lines were all connected to the canister or solenoids at one point.
These are the hoses I'm talking about.
Blue and yellow.
There is a small vac line that most come off the tank directly b/c it has a hefty fuel smell to it.
The other hard lines go to the fuel feed and return, I didn't bother them, these lines were all connected to the canister or solenoids at one point.
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From: Sellersburg, IN
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From: Barkhamsted
Originally Posted by Venomous S' timestamp='1299651545' post='20345028
What's the approximate weight of all these components?
Might be worth the hassle then. Considering it's 25lb of BS not needed.
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From: Miami, FL
Would this cause a fuel smell? For some reason after i turbo'ed my car and installed my aem ems, around a month later i started smelling a strong fuel smell when i drive for a while or do frequent stop and go. I dont see any fuel leaking. The only main change i did in regards to the stock system is that i plugged the air pump hose and Im venting the valve cover to the atomosphere.
