After Aem Cai Install
12-27-2005, 12:32 PM
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Can you please at least try to type in correct english, to include puctuation?
Maybe putting a few sentences together will let us know what the issue is.
Maybe putting a few sentences together will let us know what the issue is.
12-27-2005, 02:50 PM
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how did you RIP one of those hoses. That's a very hard thing to do...
Well, remove your driver side tire and wheel lining. If it's not hanging down there through that hole then go back up in your engine bay and take a close look at where the tube runs. It goes from the firewall all the way across the very outer edge of the metal pice over the struts and wheel well, look closely.
Once you find it and begin to connect it to the EVAP (relocated to wherever) using 1/8" hose bought from Home Depot and a secure connector, make sure to put the hose right up to your nose and squeeze it. If it is indeed the tank hose line you are missing, make sure it smells like fuel/gas fumes...
you don't want to mix up the hoses on the EVAP.!
Well, remove your driver side tire and wheel lining. If it's not hanging down there through that hole then go back up in your engine bay and take a close look at where the tube runs. It goes from the firewall all the way across the very outer edge of the metal pice over the struts and wheel well, look closely.
Once you find it and begin to connect it to the EVAP (relocated to wherever) using 1/8" hose bought from Home Depot and a secure connector, make sure to put the hose right up to your nose and squeeze it. If it is indeed the tank hose line you are missing, make sure it smells like fuel/gas fumes...
you don't want to mix up the hoses on the EVAP.!
12-27-2005, 03:24 PM
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It sounds to me like he's talking about the long plastic hose, the one that runs for like a foot into the car (towards the tank) and then is cut off.
That's an atmospheric release, it doesn't go to the tank.
Did you do this?
http://www.hyundaiperformance.com/fo...ic.php?t=25610
That's an atmospheric release, it doesn't go to the tank.
Did you do this?
http://www.hyundaiperformance.com/fo...ic.php?t=25610
12-30-2005, 01:22 PM
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I'm so sorry about the retardedness of the original post. My wife isnt a bright one. The tube i was speaking of is the Hard Emission Tube that comes out of the Evap cannister and runs into the chassis. Thing is it looked like it had been worn and broke and an angle, probably from rubbing against the tire? Zoned says it goes into the car then no where!? If this is true then ill just run the 3 together and forget about the problem. Thanks Zoned.
