Charcoal canister - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

Ronstar · 10-22-2012

A line runs from canister into(and back out) of a little box
Next to parking light with a wiring connector ran to it. What
Is this? Anyone remove theirs?

tomtom72 · 10-23-2012

That could be the purge valve actuator. I know the system does purge the canister, but I don't really know under what circumstances a purge is triggered.

I would think that unless you remove all parts of the EVAP system, and maybe even delete that section of the engine management programing on the EPROM, you would get a SES light. I know for sure it's part of the function list that the ECM "monitors" and has "control via command inputs" over.

Tom

Ronstar · 10-23-2012

The canister for all practical purposes (that I understand) is
already "eliminated". No longer flows back to intake and been
tuned accordingly. Just wanted to make sure that was indeed
What I (andyou)thought it was.

10-22-2012	#1
Ronstar Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Michigan Posts: 182	Charcoal canister A line runs from canister into(and back out) of a little box Next to parking light with a wiring connector ran to it. What Is this? Anyone remove theirs?

10-23-2012	#2
tomtom72 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Jacksonville, FL USA Posts: 4,645	Re: Charcoal canister That could be the purge valve actuator. I know the system does purge the canister, but I don't really know under what circumstances a purge is triggered. I would think that unless you remove all parts of the EVAP system, and maybe even delete that section of the engine management programing on the EPROM, you would get a SES light. I know for sure it's part of the function list that the ECM "monitors" and has "control via command inputs" over. Tom __________________ 1990 ZR-1, Black/grey, #2233, stock. ZR-1 Net Reg Founding Member #316 & NCM member

10-23-2012	#3
Ronstar Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Michigan Posts: 182	Re: Charcoal canister The canister for all practical purposes (that I understand) is already "eliminated". No longer flows back to intake and been tuned accordingly. Just wanted to make sure that was indeed What I (andyou)thought it was.

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