Removed AIR this weekend. What to do with this part?
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Removed AIR this weekend. What to do with this part?
Just installed some race headers.
The driver's side and passenger's side AIR hoses connect/join at a cylinder/drum which hovers over the driver's side coil pack near the firewall. This cylinder/drum connects via a tiny black tube coming from its center to some sort of electrical thing which sits over the coils (forgive my inability to name these parts by their correct terms).
Anyhow, right now, I have all the AIR hoses removed, with that small cylinder still plugged in and everything runs fine. Does this cylinder need to come off?
If so, where do I plug in the small black tube which attaches to it?
TIA.
The driver's side and passenger's side AIR hoses connect/join at a cylinder/drum which hovers over the driver's side coil pack near the firewall. This cylinder/drum connects via a tiny black tube coming from its center to some sort of electrical thing which sits over the coils (forgive my inability to name these parts by their correct terms).
Anyhow, right now, I have all the AIR hoses removed, with that small cylinder still plugged in and everything runs fine. Does this cylinder need to come off?
If so, where do I plug in the small black tube which attaches to it?
TIA.
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From: Plainfield,IL
Originally Posted by SouthFL.02.SS
Just installed some race headers.
The driver's side and passenger's side AIR hoses connect/join at a cylinder/drum which hovers over the driver's side coil pack near the firewall. This cylinder/drum connects via a tiny black tube coming from its center to some sort of electrical thing which sits over the coils (forgive my inability to name these parts by their correct terms).
Anyhow, right now, I have all the AIR hoses removed, with that small cylinder still plugged in and everything runs fine. Does this cylinder need to come off?
If so, where do I plug in the small black tube which attaches to it?
TIA.
The driver's side and passenger's side AIR hoses connect/join at a cylinder/drum which hovers over the driver's side coil pack near the firewall. This cylinder/drum connects via a tiny black tube coming from its center to some sort of electrical thing which sits over the coils (forgive my inability to name these parts by their correct terms).
Anyhow, right now, I have all the AIR hoses removed, with that small cylinder still plugged in and everything runs fine. Does this cylinder need to come off?
If so, where do I plug in the small black tube which attaches to it?
TIA.
I removed the entire cylinder thing and had a tiny hose coming from it so i zip tied it so it was out of the way and plugged it with a screw and haven't had any problems. hope this helps
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I'm getting ready to pull of the AIR system off my car and I had a question about the little cylinder thing. Does pulling it off affect anything? I'm still running cats, will that cause any problems with the cats? Also there are two lines that come off of the cylinder thing, do I plug up both of them? One of them goes to some sensor and the other goes back behind the manifold.
Thanks for the help
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When I did it, I had 2 vacuum lines with nowhere to go... I put screws with some sealer on them. Unfortunately now I cannot switch the HVAC fan to blow anywhere but the floor. There was only supposed to be one leftover line? I am going to have to go back through this and see if I missed a hookup somewhere. Runs fine as is.
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I'm getting ready to pull of the AIR system off my car and I had a question about the little cylinder thing. Does pulling it off affect anything? I'm still running cats, will that cause any problems with the cats? Also there are two lines that come off of the cylinder thing, do I plug up both of them? One of them goes to some sensor and the other goes back behind the manifold.
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the help
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From: Baton Rouge,LA
Originally Posted by Samba242
When I did it, I had 2 vacuum lines with nowhere to go... I put screws with some sealer on them. Unfortunately now I cannot switch the HVAC fan to blow anywhere but the floor. There was only supposed to be one leftover line? I am going to have to go back through this and see if I missed a hookup somewhere. Runs fine as is.
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hmm i have a question if u dont mine.. when i installed my headers last weekend... i just unplugged it and it is hanging there for now lol, this going to cuase a vacumn leak or any trouble? im intending to take the whole thing out but it is wicked cold here right now so in the meantime can it wait???