deleting charcoal canister and vacuum box, how?

[RICHIE*GT35R]

lol, don't trust that retard. He'll start telling you to remove tons of shit and before you know it you'll end up needing it. Just ask Richie.

Anyways, the only thing you need from that vacuum box is your map sensor. It's the one thing that has hose coming out of it(splits into 2 immideately).

Hahaha, its true.

LOL X2 True!!!

[bcjammerx]

wouldn't running longer tubes to the map reduce it's accuracy?

[d112crzy]

No.

[C91BLX7]

wouldn't running longer tubes to the map reduce it's accuracy?

Does a longer hose on your penis pump make a difference?

[slammed4thgen]

Does a longer hose on your penis pump make a difference?

id assume so

maybe add more penile velocity?

[bcjammerx]

just figured it might take a little longer for it to read manifold info with a longer tube...also...longer tube might collapse easier?

I dunno...just checking

[d112crzy]

It's a vacuum hose...when have you seen any of your vacuum hoses colapse?(with the exception of the pvc hose).

Also, who said anything about making the hose longer? The sensor reaches the intake manifold just fine. For all that matters, you can use a cm long hose.

[bcjammerx]

true...and other than oil soaked old nasty ones (which would be replaced in the event they became nasty oil soaked hoses) I can't say I have.

And for some reason I thought he was talking about putting the map somewhere further away than the stock ones distance.

Just seems like it would mess up the reading...like as in the time it takes it to pull vacuum from a longer line. Dah well

[noobcake]

just seems like it would mess up the reading...like as in the time it takes it to pull vacuum from a longer line. Dah well

like .00000398 of a second. nothing you will notice.

[brooklynkid1986]

Just seems like it would mess up the reading...like as in the time it takes it to pull vacuum from a longer line. Dah well

plus from a purely physics stand point, the pressure (vacuum in this case) is constant throughout the entire length. Its roughly synonomous with extending a clutch hose. It doesnt matter once its running. the pressure is constant throughout the system.

[93F22A6]

What would be the correct way to delete the canister? Also I have the PT6, how do I go about deleting the black box? Or do I just have to keep it?

[bcjammerx]

plus from a purely physics stand point, the pressure (vacuum in this case) is constant throughout the entire length. Its roughly synonomous with extending a clutch hose. It doesnt matter once its running. the pressure is constant throughout the system.

you are thinking of liquid, and in that since your are correct...liquids are only BARELY compressible...not noticeable even over long tubings

however air is compressible...and it goes both ways...so with longer tubing the effect would be greater...but I guess adding a foot wouldn't do anything even the computer would notice

[dj_eclipse_303]

hey i have just done this to my cb today i remove the vacuum box leaving the map sensor on it idles good, but i also have question about the charcoal canister which house needs to be rerouted? and does this affects anything with the engine?

charcoal canister


vacuum box deleted(engine chk light is on)

[Cam]

The one that goes back to the fuel tank people usually cut off further back under the car and put out the side. You'll probably get fuel vapour smell hanging around after you turn the car off.