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Charcoal canister removal.

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I need to remove this canister and would like to know what to do with the lines. 02 warrior, no BAK. There's two lines coming into the top of the canister and it looks like a drain line coming out the bottom. Any help would be appreciated thank you..

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catchinganupshift
Just for curiosity......

After removing it, what plans do you have?

Mine still attached. Got any good plans?
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Emissions Canister Removal?...

Hey Guys, I just figured out my bike has an anti-emissions canister mounted on the left foot control required in CA. Must have been originally purchased there. Looking at pics here of other bikes without it got me to wondering. The AIS system has been removed and the cylinder ports properly...
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catchinganupshift said:
Just for curiosity......

After removing it, what plans do you have?

Mine still attached. Got any good plans?
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No plans, it's in the way of mounting the chin scoop.
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@sactobuc .... You'll want to review the enclosed link by this writer for the California Only Throttle Body. You'll need to plug the hose barb as discussed.
Unfortunately, most of the early links on this subject matter are broken and the Hosting Site used by this writer, in the early days, is now out of business.
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sactobuc said:
No plans, it's in the way of mounting the chin scoop.
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sactobuc said:
No plans, it's in the way of mounting the chin scoop.
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alanh said:
@sactobuc .... You'll want to review the enclosed link by this writer for the California Only Throttle Body. You'll need to plug the hose barb as discussed.
Unfortunately, most of the early links on this subject matter are broken and the Hosting Site used by this writer, in the early days, is now out of business.
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Thank you... For my simple mind...I must ask. Is there a way of disconnecting the hoses at the canister and plugging what house needs plugged there and extend what needs extending there? Factory air box, no left side clean up done.
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sactobuc said:
Thank you... For my simple mind...I must ask. Is there a way of disconnecting the hoses at the canister and plugging what house needs plugged there and extend what needs extending there? Factory air box, no left side clean up done.
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@sactobuc ... Simply put YES!
You can disconnect both vacuum hoses from the charcoal cannister and start the motor. I suspect the outer left hand vacuum hose will have engine vacuum. PLUG IT!
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sactobuc said:
Thank you... For my simple mind...I must ask. Is there a way of disconnecting the hoses at the canister and plugging what house needs plugged there and extend what needs extending there? Factory air box, no left side clean up done.
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When you get done..take some pics please. The site could use some photos to help others since the past ones are all gone now.

Thank you.
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