AIR removal????
AIR removal???? Hi all,
I am in the process of putting on new headers and I am goin to rip out my AIR system. Everything is good so far with taking it out, I just need to know what to do with the vaccume hose that was connected to the top of the junction box on the drivers side behind the intake manifold??? What do I need to do with it????
Thanks
I am in the process of putting on new headers and I am goin to rip out my AIR system. Everything is good so far with taking it out, I just need to know what to do with the vaccume hose that was connected to the top of the junction box on the drivers side behind the intake manifold??? What do I need to do with it????
Thanks
Originally Posted by 2002RamAir
Hi all,
I am in the process of putting on new headers and I am goin to rip out my AIR system. Everything is good so far with taking it out, I just need to know what to do with the vaccume hose that was connected to the top of the junction box on the drivers side behind the intake manifold??? What do I need to do with it????
Thanks
I am in the process of putting on new headers and I am goin to rip out my AIR system. Everything is good so far with taking it out, I just need to know what to do with the vaccume hose that was connected to the top of the junction box on the drivers side behind the intake manifold??? What do I need to do with it????
Thanks
Originally Posted by Z28Venom
Plug it and put a piece of electrical tape over the end.
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Originally Posted by 2002RamAir
I just need to know what to do with the vaccume hose that was connected to the top of the junction box on the drivers side behind the intake manifold??? What do I need to do with it????
It will fit perfectly and I have never had a problem...
Is it okay to rip this piece out??? It had a plug plugged into it, then had a vaccume hose coming from somewhere to it then another vaccume hose connecting to the top of the junction box where all the AIR tubes meet...
Last edited by 2002RamAir; Jan 2, 2005 at 12:55 PM. Reason: picture
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Originally Posted by 2002RamAir
Is it okay to rip this piece out??? It had a plug plugged into it, then had a vaccume hose coming from somewhere to it then another vaccume hose connecting to the top of the junction box where all the AIR tubes meet...
Originally Posted by Another_User
While we are on the subject...since AIR is an emmissions thing, is it inspectable? Like, illegal to remove?
Do you by any chance know where the other end of that little hose is connected to? I swear I remember capping it when I removed the AIR system, but I can't find it anywhere.
Originally Posted by BriancWS6
You don't need any of that stuff. You will have a plug that's just sitting there next to the fuel rail that isn't plugged in anymore when you remove all of that, but just leave it hanging. Like someone else said plug the little line off on one of the coilpack studs, works perfect. Don't forget to have the AIR deleted or you will get a code.
