pros and cons of charcoal and cold start removal
10-19-01, 06:39 PM
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pros and cons of charcoal and cold start removal
just wanted to clean up my engine bay by removing my cold start system and charcoal canister before i do this can anybody tell me how this is done(which hoses to plug,etc...)and what effects negative or positive will this have on my motor.....thanks for your help
10-19-01, 07:00 PM
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Dont remove the charcoal canister, it doesnt weigh anything and will be a wasted effort. The canister is a part of the fuel vapor recovery system. If you remove the canister and plug the lines you pressure the fuel tank, and if you leave the lines just hanging there you will be venting fuel vapor. Just leave it alone. It does no harm and offers no gain by removing it.
10-19-01, 09:45 PM
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Cold start? Hey! This is Texas. Cold is 60 degrees. I've ripped mine off each and every car and put a home made blockoff plate over where it was installed with JB Weld. Never had a problem starting here due to the cold. Rid yourself of it.
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10-19-01, 10:56 PM
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Yeah, get rid of the cold start system. California cars don't come with them, but mine was from New Mexico. There were no problems without it.
Yeah, get rid of the cold start system. California cars don't come with them, but mine was from New Mexico. There were no problems without it.
Damn shes fine. Couse your AE's not to shabby either. lol
I was thinking about removing my $hit to, but since it get real cold here (all you bastards that don't have to worry about it, damn you!
)Guess I'm going to keep mine.
Time to remove the power steering and AC though!
10-20-01, 12:13 AM
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Originally posted by spitflamesho
ya im here in nj and winters get cold would i still have a problem and do i have to take off the pump if i remove the bottle???
ya im here in nj and winters get cold would i still have a problem and do i have to take off the pump if i remove the bottle???
10-20-01, 12:14 AM
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The pump is inside of the reservoir.
Originally posted by spitflamesho
ya im here in nj and winters get cold would i still have a problem and do i have to take off the pump if i remove the bottle???
ya im here in nj and winters get cold would i still have a problem and do i have to take off the pump if i remove the bottle???
10-20-01, 06:30 PM
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Originally posted by the_glass_man
Thats Brooke Burke, right?
Damn shes fine. Couse your AE's not to shabby either. lol
I was thinking about removing my $hit to, but since it get real cold here (all you bastards that don't have to worry about it, damn you!)
Guess I'm going to keep mine.
Time to remove the power steering and AC though!
Thats Brooke Burke, right?
Damn shes fine. Couse your AE's not to shabby either. lol
I was thinking about removing my $hit to, but since it get real cold here (all you bastards that don't have to worry about it, damn you!
)Guess I'm going to keep mine.
Time to remove the power steering and AC though!
Hey man, hes some NICE pics of Brooke, take a look, you will not be disappointed I guarantee it:
http://www.brookeburkeshrine.com/www/nudegallery.htm
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