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soldave 06-21-2010 06:08 AM

Air pump & ACV removal: just pull & go?
 
Got my car through its inspection and have just installed a decat. Trying to simplify things as much as possible so am wanting to get rid of the emissions stuff, namely the ACV valve and air pump. Are they simply a case of unbolting, pulling them out, and making sure any lines are blocked off that need to be? Can't see there being much more to it but want to check.

I know I could do with another belt running up to the alternator if I do this, and am working on that :)

djmtsu 06-21-2010 06:50 AM

You need to block off the ACV on the LIM. It is an easy thing to do. Just get a block off plate kit.

You can also pick up a dual alternator pulley. I have one from Banzai, that I am not using anymore....

soldave 06-21-2010 06:55 AM

I've already got a block-off kit and have already blocked off the BAC.

Actually, the Japanese FC's come with the dual alternator pulley as stock, so I think I just have to get a belt for it and fit it up.

wanganwarrior 06-21-2010 07:15 PM

i just removed my air pump and got a smaller belt. Bypass or block off the rubber lines going to it

LunchboxCritter 06-22-2010 09:47 AM

You can ditch the whole rats nest. Here's how I eliminated mine, the only hard line across the top of the engine that I kept was the one going to the turbo.

http://i313.photobucket.com/albums/l...cCurrent-1.png

soldave 06-22-2010 09:54 AM

Had a look at it tonight and probably got about halfway through disconnecting the ACV from everything but then got a little lost so put it back for now. Was having trouble getting to the inner bolt connecting the ACV hard pipe to the air pump and wasn't really in a mood to play around with it. Will leave it and tackle it another day.

My intention in the end is also to remove the entire rat's nest.


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