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Recent threads have discussed the emissions control, age of vehicle etc, and I want my carbon canister gone as well as the heater.
Unfamiliar with the North American engines as European, I see a snakes wedding of pipes and tubes coming from the manifold, the breather in the rocker cover, the heater, the carbon monstrosity and everywhere.
Has anyone else dumped their canister, and or heater and the associated pipework, and if so, what happened with the tubes?
The heater in my mind is pointless, I'll never drive it in winter. The emissions control is pointless because with a turn of the screw on the carbs I can pollute or not.
What do I do with these holes and pipes when these things go away?
One obvious concern is the fuel vapor. It is a 12CJ.
Recent threads have discussed the emissions control, age of vehicle etc, and I want my carbon canister gone as well as the heater.
Unfamiliar with the North American engines as European, I see a snakes wedding of pipes and tubes coming from the manifold, the breather in the rocker cover, the heater, the carbon monstrosity and everywhere.
Has anyone else dumped their canister, and or heater and the associated pipework, and if so, what happened with the tubes?
The heater in my mind is pointless, I'll never drive it in winter. The emissions control is pointless because with a turn of the screw on the carbs I can pollute or not.
What do I do with these holes and pipes when these things go away?
One obvious concern is the fuel vapor. It is a 12CJ.
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