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Old 03-24-2006, 09:52 PM   #1
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what are these/what to do when swapping

so i was wondering what these are, and i am sure that they don' line up with a RB but looking to know what to do with them:

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Top is your Evap purge system located behind your rear pass tire. Should look like this when you take that shit out:


Second shot is your MAP sensor at the top right. The MAP/BARO solenoid switch valve in the center.
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Top is your Evap purge system located behind your rear pass tire. Should look like this when you take that shit out:


Second shot is your MAP sensor at the top right. The MAP/BARO solenoid switch valve in the center.
is it really okay to remove that whole evap system from the pas rear? If so I will do it just because.
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is it really okay to remove that whole evap system from the pas rear? If so I will do it just because.
Not if you have the KA ECU. Seeing you have the SR. I assume you can rip that shit out.
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Not if you have the KA ECU. Seeing you have the SR. I assume you can rip that shit out.
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Yup. Part of your evaporative control systems. It collects gas vapor, and purges them into the intake when the car is warmed up and at cruising speeds.

I don't suggest to leave the plug off like that.
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why did u post it in off topic?
i think tech talk or chat would of been the right place to post this
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well the KA is long gone and a RB is 1/2 way in so i was just looking ahead at what to do with it. Thanks for moveing it to tech talk, i guess i started it in the wrong window.
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