fuel evap line

[BadBird505]

cleaning up the engine bay and would like to get rid of the evap line, can i just get the evap codes tuned out and cap the intake and hard line?

[ILuvPizzaTimes10]

Paging Dr. Don!!!!!!

[Slowhawk]

no

[BadBird505]

what needs to be done to get rid of it?

[ILuvPizzaTimes10]

Id say keep it and relocate it if your hell bent on doing something with it. It does serve a purpose by keeping the tank pressure stable for better fueling. I know I capped mine and the tank builds pressure and it has an effect on the tuning.

[Formula413]

Originally Posted by ILuvPizzaTimes10

Id say keep it and relocate it if your hell bent on doing something with it. It does serve a purpose by keeping the tank pressure stable for better fueling. I know I capped mine and the tank builds pressure and it has an effect on the tuning.

Didn't you tell me you can delete all the evap stuff and just leave the line open so it won't build pressure?

[ILuvPizzaTimes10]

In his statement/question he asked if it could be capped......

[BadBird505]

Originally Posted by ILuvPizzaTimes10

In his statement/question he asked if it could be capped......

yes i did, so i can delete the evap crap, cap the intake and leave the hard line open to vent? can i also cut the hard line back so it vents under the car instead of the engine bay with out problems?

[ILuvPizzaTimes10]

it is fuel vapor. id just be mindful of what your doing. and where you run the line too as well.

[BadBird505]

might just leave it alone for now and relocate it later on down the road