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    Default removing EVAP canister from ek

    wanna wire tuck my bay and get rid of this evap and everything the goes with it, but wanna make sure i do it correctly and block off and rerun vaccum lines if needed. and can find any detailed write ups...

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    you can remove it no problem, but if you get a wiff of gas once in a while its from the vent from that.
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    just route that line coming out of the firewall back to you intake. done lol. call me and i can come over and help you.
    478 9197497 ive done plenty of tucks

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    Quote Originally Posted by .:Stirfry:. View Post
    just route that line coming out of the firewall back to you intake. done lol. call me and i can come over and help you.
    478 9197497 ive done plenty of tucks
    I did this with the teg.. ran the line straight to the TB. After a hard run though the line would produce quite a bit of fumes, causing the motor to back-fire and run rich to the point where it wouldn't even idle correctly for a few minutes. Maybe the effects would be a little different on a NA set-up vs. FI... idk.lol

    But I just ended up venting the line under the car. Seems to get the job done just fine.. just keep it away from anything that gets really hot and you should be straight! lol


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