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Jun 7, 2011 | 07:34 AM

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Kyushin

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Originally Posted by Kyushin' timestamp='1307320230' post='20651769

[quote name='Sideways' timestamp='1307273297' post='20650405']
You can leave the hose or remove it. It is not active anymore with the valve blocked off.

Gotcha! You do mean the larger hose right? It still pumps out some air but seems harmless, so I left it and ignore it.

No check engine light?
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No CEL, Kpro

Jun 7, 2011 | 05:29 PM

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Sideways

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From: South of the pier, Huntington Beach, CA

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Originally Posted by Kyushin

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Originally Posted by Sideways' timestamp='1307273297' post='20650405

You can leave the hose or remove it. It is not active anymore with the valve blocked off.

Gotcha! You do mean the larger hose right? It still pumps out some air but seems harmless, so I left it and ignore it.

Unplug and remove the pump/relays/brackets in the front fender and save 4 lbs. Tape up the electrical connectors so it will be easy to put it back.

Jun 8, 2011 | 09:10 AM

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Kyushin

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Originally Posted by Sideways

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Originally Posted by Kyushin' timestamp='1307320230' post='20651769

[quote name='Sideways' timestamp='1307273297' post='20650405']You can leave the hose or remove it. It is not active anymore with the valve blocked off.

Gotcha! You do mean the larger hose right? It still pumps out some air but seems harmless, so I left it and ignore it.

Unplug and remove the pump/relays/brackets in the front fender and save 4 lbs. Tape up the electrical connectors so it will be easy to put it back.
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Good call, ill definitely do that next time I have the bumper off.