May seem like a bad idea.. Just curious is their any vaccume lines that can be capped and removed?
Deleting vaccum lines?
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No.
Everything that is on the car is there for a reason. Leave shit be unless you have an explicit reason to do otherwise.
Everything that is on the car is there for a reason. Leave shit be unless you have an explicit reason to do otherwise.
I eliminated a bunch of lines, but I also ditched the stock TB, ISC, EGR, cruise control, and a bunch of other stuff.
On a stock motor, just replace the old stock lines with the same size colored silicon lines, it makes the engine look snazzy!
On a stock motor, just replace the old stock lines with the same size colored silicon lines, it makes the engine look snazzy!
I was pretty sure it was... and YES i do know everything is on the car for a reson i didnt say it wasnt.. What i was trying to get at is their any unessacery things that can be deleted
Logic dictates that if everything on the car is there for a reason, there is a necessity for everything on the car now isn't there... leaving nothing that is unnecessary. Follow?
Yeah everything is "necessary" in a stock system without "compensating with a goal in mind", also known as modification.
Modification is a completely different story and if you used those terms with the guys that posted above you probably would got a different answer. Yeah there are things you can bypass like bvsv if it broke, take out egr(dunno why), charcoal canister delete but all these must be compensated for in some way. Like a vented gass cap for the canister delete.
So the answer is no there is nothing that is unnecessary but if you have a goal to achieve and deleting some vac lines by modification meaning compensating in another way must be done to make you happy then yes, you can.
I don't know why you would want to, but the answer is yes.
State why you want to do this first and for what reason then the above people might have helped.
You gotta be careful how you word things on forums because a lot of people have sticks up there asses making things difficult.
Modification is a completely different story and if you used those terms with the guys that posted above you probably would got a different answer. Yeah there are things you can bypass like bvsv if it broke, take out egr(dunno why), charcoal canister delete but all these must be compensated for in some way. Like a vented gass cap for the canister delete.
So the answer is no there is nothing that is unnecessary but if you have a goal to achieve and deleting some vac lines by modification meaning compensating in another way must be done to make you happy then yes, you can.
I don't know why you would want to, but the answer is yes.
State why you want to do this first and for what reason then the above people might have helped.
You gotta be careful how you word things on forums because a lot of people have sticks up there asses making things difficult.
Dude - We dont think you are dumb. We just think you might be overly curious. All kinds of ways to improve on the MKIII. A lot to learn on here, mostly from these old farts that post too.
over curious that i may be but i dont like feeling like im being talked down apon like i dont kno anything.
thank you guys for not seeming to be like that
the reason for askin is because last time i got the lines all mixed up and it was a PITA getting it back right. I dont have a problem leaving them and i didnt think that you could. but thought id ask anyways JUST to see
thank you guys for not seeming to be like that
the reason for askin is because last time i got the lines all mixed up and it was a PITA getting it back right. I dont have a problem leaving them and i didnt think that you could. but thought id ask anyways JUST to see
Bri7man;1434369 said:
thank you. people seem to jump down each other's throats when it comes to removing stuff.
i say this. i have 6 total lines on my car, counting tees. yep, there was stuff there for a reason, and i took stuff off for a reason.
on the other side, just pulling random hoses because you saw someone do it on the forums is another thing.
kamikazemkiii;1434303 said:
Started of as - maybe. The following posts you've made have pushed that opinion from "maybe" to "wow"...
Yes, you can "delete" every single vac line on the car. Since while you were busy not being dumb, you managed to make a mess of something so simple.
You won't:
-Have brakes
-Have heat
-Pass any emissions test
You will:
-Grenade the motor from lean condition
-Grenade the turbo from compressor surge (If the motor lasted long enough)
So... for a dipshit question, a dipshit answer.
mkIIIman089;1434404 said:
What kind of shit is that? if u cant give an answer then GTFO nobodys likes people being smartass like you. As i said in a previous post i was asking just to make sure.. not for some dickhead to come chime in, dont jump on my shit for seeing what others thought or what they've done. When did i say i wanted to delete all the vaccume lines?
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