Emissions connections 89' Vert.
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Emissions connections 89' Vert.
Please let me know if the circled green items are suppose to look like they do, and if not what needs to be fixed? Emissions isn't required for the vehicle as it is registered out of county. Please let me know if I can remove the canister or round black ball thing in the same compartment area.
Is there a piece of hose that should be connecting these two pieces as one?
Thank you in advance for any help.
Is there a piece of hose that should be connecting these two pieces as one?
Thank you in advance for any help.
Last edited by Big Daddy 360; Nov 26, 2011 at 10:29 PM.
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No, you cannot remove either of those unless you want the entire vac a/c defront/heat system, cruise control, and other vac operated systems to fail. The "can" keeps you from a possible gas-vapor fire and eng oil contamination from gas fumes. Its there for a reason.
Get a FSM to see how to plumb the vac line properly.
Get a FSM to see how to plumb the vac line properly.
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No, you cannot remove either of those unless you want the entire vac a/c defront/heat system, cruise control, and other vac operated systems to fail. The "can" keeps you from a possible gas-vapor fire and eng oil contamination from gas fumes. Its there for a reason.
Get a FSM to see how to plumb the vac line properly.
Get a FSM to see how to plumb the vac line properly.
Thanks for the info regarding the canister.
As far as a FSM goes...I am hoping that somebody knowledgeable on here would perhaps be able to recognize this and help thereby saving me a $75 manual....
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If you own an older Corvette you will need the manual eventually...Spend the money and get a used one on here or ebay. I got mine for $35.00 on ebay...WW
