jasonlp

I can't seem to find a write up on how to delete the system. Is there one floating around?

reno808

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jasonlp

I only previously found these, of which neither has a dedicated step by step writeup

https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...em-delete.html

https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...ge-delete.html

Adonay

I would like this as well or maybe i should write one ...

reno808

look for my screen name i posted some stuff. the first link pretty much says it all. you dont need at step by step

xsboost90

alot of american cars vent at the tank with a small box that prob. has a carbon filter- im thinking of deleting mine and installing one of these small carbon filters.

zerMATT951

Reviving this old thread because I'm about to do this on my car. Found this fuel evaporation line diagram in another thread along with a little more instruction to help with the previously mentioned two links.

https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...vap-stuff.html

(ignore the comments in red... the questions are answered in the attached thread... this is just FYI for future searches)

beebone

Yeah, that what my previously owner did. But I didn't find anything bad, no gas smell.

Take care of the hoses seal esp the J-boot, throttle body, sensor vacum.....
I delete the cyclinder valve and took the metal pipe out under the intake. Very clean now.

Doyle623

I meant to post here but posted this on the water cooled forum by accident. Anyways, I've looked through all of the evap delete threads and have a question.. I looked at the lines coming from tank to the front of the car and it appears that there are 3. A braided-looking line, a rubber line going from the pump/filter and a 3rd rubber line (coming from the upper part of the tank). From everyone's accounts of putting a vent filter back there, it appears that the "other" black rubber hose would the be one the could fit the 1/2" filter I bought. Could someone please confirm?

mahoney944

I did this mod along time ago. The line runs along with the fuel lines. Its easiest to start at the canister and follow it back to the tank, but its the line that has a short hose on it near the passenger floor pan. It runs back to the tank just cut it as far back as you can and install a filter to let it breathe

The filter I used looks like this, http://www.pinellaspowerproducts.com...FUELFILTER.jpg I cut the hose above the passenger CV axle, bought from advanced auto parts for like $10. Ive had no gas smells, or any tank pressure issues either.