jks hugger orange ss

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Does anyone know where or how to relocat the evap hoses? Don't really want to take them off. I know someone used to have a writeup on it, but I have not been able to find it.

LawmanSS

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I extended the wiring harness and moved the solenoid to the area under the fuse boxes...then I hooked it all up with standard rubber fuel line...

Luna

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got any pictures of that????

superchannelkev

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i posted a write up a while back, with help from lawmanss .. ill look for the link but its got pics and all info needed

LawmanSS

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Thanks, Kev...I searched my pics folder and can't find one that shows much of anything!

~JOSHUA

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TTT-- I'd really like to get my hands on this.

jks hugger orange ss

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Yea this is the write up I remember seeing, but I can't find it any more.
If you can find it let me know it would be very helpful

jks hugger orange ss

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anyone figure out how to do this?

LawmanSS

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Found it!

https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/328151-evap-relocation-how-pics.html

jks hugger orange ss

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Thanks a lot!!! Yes this is the one I remember seeing, just couldn't find it again

LawmanSS

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No problem...it's really easy to do and it does wonders with the clutter atop the LS1...

~JOSHUA

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Thanks, I think I just found my next project.

Brian2001SS

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Did the mod as well. Lawman turned me on this one as well. Really cleaned the motor up nicely.

superchannelkev

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thanks for finding it. and again for the help

LawmanSS

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No problem.

SStolen

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Does the EVAP still work as well when it is not hooked up to the intake. My friend told me this is how it works: When the gas tank see's too much backpressure, a MAP sensor inside of the tank sends a signal to the solenoid and opens it up. That being said, it would seem to me that when the intake is under vacuum, it helps pull the pressure out of the tank. What I'm wondering is if the solenoid is open, will it still purge into the air and work? I know it may not work as well but does it work?

LawmanSS

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With the above mentioned method, the EVAP system is still hooked to the intake and functional...the solenoid is just in a different location.

Z28LS1camaroguy

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ive also heard of people ditchin the EVAP selinoid, mine ticks and i think i need to get a new one but what does it really do????

parbreak

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Did mine with braided line.