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Join Date: Dec 2022
Posts: 3
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Boom Vader emissions question
I could not get my plastics off because of an awkwardly placed screw underneath the seat that couldn't be removed. I wanted to remove emissions though, so at the information of a youtube video I watched, the fella said to wiggle the charcoal canister and pull it out. Wiggling was an understatement, but I eventually snatched it out. Is there anything that I need to connect/disconnect after doing this? I left everything as-is after pulling the emissions off so I don't know if I need to connect the hoses that came off somewhere. Thanks so much.
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Join Date: Aug 2019
Location: Bay City, MI
Posts: 398
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Any lines that were previously connected to something, need to be blocked off or plugged.
If you can post up some pictures of what you have now.. I can tell you what to do. I removed the emissions on my vader so I know what goes where and whatnot. You'll have the exhaust recirculation tube that will need to be capped off or a block off plate installed as well. |
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Join Date: Jan 2021
Location: Lehigh Valley Area
Posts: 159
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A lot of the 'emissions' items fell off while doing my carb upgrade. I plugged the exhaust tubing with some epoxy putty.
https://mymotorcycleblog.com/boom-va...cc-grom-clone/ HTH,
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Join Date: Jun 2021
Posts: 251
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Get an EGR block off plate and you'll be OK. Plug the air inlet on your stock manifold.
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bom, boom vader, emissions, vader |
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