Vacuum under Passenger side Wheel
#1
Racer
Thread Starter
Vacuum under Passenger side Wheel
Hey guys.
Just noticed I had a tear in a vacuum line located under the passenger side wheel that was ripped. Upon further inspection I managed to break the nipple off the vacuum canister
What is this vacuum there for?
CanI plug the hoses and drive the car?
Do I need to install a new canister?
Also appears PO plugged line prior (see arrow in pic).
Thanks for the help
Shawn
84' 928S
Just noticed I had a tear in a vacuum line located under the passenger side wheel that was ripped. Upon further inspection I managed to break the nipple off the vacuum canister
What is this vacuum there for?
CanI plug the hoses and drive the car?
Do I need to install a new canister?
Also appears PO plugged line prior (see arrow in pic).
Thanks for the help
Shawn
84' 928S
Last edited by sjfarbs; 09-27-2008 at 12:14 PM.
#3
Racer
Thread Starter
Thanks Jim.................charcoal cannister, BBQ anyone? Steaks; Chops.
All kidding aside; I assume that is a emmisions thing?
So would I leave that hose attached and just plug the single hose, or would I need to plug both hoses to close the vacuum?
Shawn
All kidding aside; I assume that is a emmisions thing?
So would I leave that hose attached and just plug the single hose, or would I need to plug both hoses to close the vacuum?
Shawn
#5
Racer
Thread Starter
Thanks IMO000oooooooooooooooooo.
Consider the hoses looped!
So what exactly are they for? Fuel system, fumes? Something along those lines.
I have always wondered about what the charcoal canister does, I have one on my TR6 and it is attached to the fuel tank.
I assume it is there to eliminate fumes from the fuel system?
Thanks!
Shawn
Consider the hoses looped!
So what exactly are they for? Fuel system, fumes? Something along those lines.
I have always wondered about what the charcoal canister does, I have one on my TR6 and it is attached to the fuel tank.
I assume it is there to eliminate fumes from the fuel system?
Thanks!
Shawn
#6
Yep
Fuel tank breather is routed through the canister. Eliminates fuel smell, (don't know if it eliminates the actual vapours though). The vacuum reservoir is the "egg-box" thing in bay behind the left wheel .
Colin. 89GT.
Fuel tank breather is routed through the canister. Eliminates fuel smell, (don't know if it eliminates the actual vapours though). The vacuum reservoir is the "egg-box" thing in bay behind the left wheel .
Colin. 89GT.