charcoal filter
would removing that black cylinder (charcoal filter i think it is) affect how the car runs at all??
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I don't know if it would affect how the car runs, but I think I would keep it. Do you need to remove it for some reason? :confused: :)
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well i removed it a while ago when i swapped engines because it was cracked and i just linked the hose from one side to the other. My engine has never been 100% quirk free and im going to be trying to resolve these issues after im home in a couple weeks and im trying to get a head start on what might and might not work.
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I would replace it. It does provide a function and should be there. :) They should be easy to find. Good luck. :)
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Charcoal canister
It is original emissions equipment, which is required in most locations in the USA. In Massachusetts, it won't pass inspection, if they notice it's gone.
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It may not cause a noticable change in driveability, but it is part of the emission control system and needs to be in place. There is no telling what it might do without it. Definatly just get a new one, if for no other reason than to just eliminate it from any diagnostic process.
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As far as I know it's just there to "hold onto" any "left over" gasoline vapors that would otherwise be vented into the air.
Also, as far as I know, your engine doesn't know, or care, if it's attached or not. Meaning as far as any engine problems go, there or not, it's not the cause. Just take a page from my former young and clueless Honda days, just leave it in there and paint it fire engine red. That way it will not only pass emissions, but will add like 5-6 HP as well.;) |
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