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Carbon canister removal

Feb 20, 2005
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Telford ay it...
I want its home for a cold air feed so it has to go.

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What do I need to do with the pipes? Block the one to the intake and point the one that looks like its coming from the tank to the ground?

Cheers :)
 

Brummy

Nazi Moderator-Bot
Mar 6, 2005
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Moved to the DarkSide
Jenko, im sure if you have a search , this has been covered before? for some reason , Ben (roly) springs to mind as answering someone else about this yonks ago :shrug:
 

Dave_R

Save a Sheep...Buy Brembo
Sep 20, 2004
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South Wales
Oooo more weight saving to get here, didn't think of that before :)

More searching to do.......... someone be kind and link it, can't be arsed to look tho topics and topics lol
 
Feb 20, 2005
3,476
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Telford ay it...
I only found one thread relaiting to the mk2, lots on the mk3.......see I did search :p

Im not sure about plumbing the two pipes together, at full chat theres going to be a good ole bit of vacuum at the inlet.

Dont look all that heavy Dave, just clears a nice bit of space.
 

Dolly_Gti

G60 spooling up.
Aug 15, 2006
1,412
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china town
i had it with my G60 when the engine was on a crate, it didnt even get to see the car. just bung up anything that doesnt have a connection, bobs your uncle and fanny is definatly your aunt.
 

Dolly_Gti

G60 spooling up.
Aug 15, 2006
1,412
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china town
except the tank breather stick a mini engine breather filter on that one, funnily enough dont seem to have one on the golf?! which is confussing.
 
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