[V8] ECU code II
dsaad@icehouse.net
dsaad at icehouse.net
Thu Sep 1 16:25:39 EDT 2005
I would not cut any hoses Dave.
The canister purge is how the gas tank vents - and you need it hooked up.
If you just cut the hoses, you will have a pretty good sized vacuum leak.
My advice is to figure out what is broke and fix it. I am pretty sure all you
have to do is remove the coolant expansion tank to get at the valve, but maybe
there is more to it than that. I would bet this is a generic part - and
therefore should cost less than a new Hyundie (not mis-spelled :-)
As for engine management, you can bet the ECU expects to see a certain amount of
air entering the motor through this path.
Dave
Quoting "Coleman, David" <David.Coleman at blackrock.com>:
> You know, I stared at this very page for about 15 minutes last night to
> help solve what the black plastic thing dangling under the expansion
> tank was, and to help lead me to conclude that the charcoal canister
> does squat for engine management. I seriously doubt they'd design these
> cars to run where certain amounts of vapor need to be stored up so they
> can be released into the manifold... They'd could just release the
> vapors into the air if no harm otherwise.
>
> I'm thinking now that cutting those two vacuum lines would have no
> affect on a proper running motor. Now I just want to hear the thing
> cycle on/off during the output test!
>
> -DC.
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Jeremy Ward [mailto:jward.v8 at gmail.com]
>
> > Hey, this PDF should help...
>
> <pg. 36 from Quattro Training Manual>
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