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Carbon Cannister

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1Carbon Cannister  Empty Carbon Cannister 9th September 2017, 10:13 am

Daveymeladdy

Daveymeladdy

Some may consider this a silly question, but what the hell does the carbon canister actually do?

2Carbon Cannister  Empty Re: Carbon Cannister 9th September 2017, 10:41 am

johnny gtir

johnny gtir
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Sure it's to do with emissions and the fuel tank vents to it. A lot of people remove them as age they are some won't work as should

3Carbon Cannister  Empty Re: Carbon Cannister 9th September 2017, 12:27 pm

Gostek

Gostek
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After 1990 you can't vent your tank in to atmosphere (emissions and stuff). So basically all vapour is sucked through carbon canister which from what I remember removes any moisture in to your intake mani. I has got diaphragm controlled valve there which closes when you're boosting. Sometimes on R it causes bad idle and hesitation when gone. Remove throw it away and just blank off those two hoses which are going to manifold. I actually use one for boost gauge other for ebc.


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