Deleting evap on my 98. Need diagrams.
07-24-2009, 05:35 AM
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Deleting evap on my 98. Need diagrams. 1. I have a 98 T/A And I am needing to delete the evap. I have bought the breather but unsure of what lines I need to cap off, put the breather on, and remove. I would ideally like a diagram of the lines.
2. I would like to know the pros and cons of a returnless vs. return fuel system. Is it worth it to change it? Is it different to do on my 98 than the 99-02's?
2. I would like to know the pros and cons of a returnless vs. return fuel system. Is it worth it to change it? Is it different to do on my 98 than the 99-02's?
07-25-2009, 10:22 PM
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Thanks. It kinda helps but I believe the 98's were a little different at the gas tank end. I need to delete the evap, not make it a return fuel system.
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All I did was plugged the line and unplugged the sensor. Just get it tuned out and dont worry about it. If you pull the cap off the tank enough to release pressure once in awhile youll be fine. I got pics of the fuel pump assembly for a 98 in my latest post on this section.
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All I did was plugged the line and unplugged the sensor. Just get it tuned out and dont worry about it. If you pull the cap off the tank enough to release pressure once in awhile youll be fine. I got pics of the fuel pump assembly for a 98 in my latest post on this section.
