plastic black canister on firewall

02-07-2010, 08:36 PM

pwpanas

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mk3teen

is there a safe way to do it? ive seen other motors with it off and thts a great place for my catch can

Although gas fumes are flammable, it's not really unsafe to remove. The gas fumes quickly get too diluted in air to be flammable/explosive. It's just stinky and emissions-unfriendly...

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