ahhh I never realised that. I tought the charcoal canister was only used to pour the fuel vapor into the fenders when vacuum was applied to the canister.
I'll try to make some custom mounting brakets (broke the original ones) and put the damn thing back.
by the way: does it has any effect on...
while on the topic.
is there a downside to removeing the charcoal canister (I did the whole summer without it... didn't seem to affect the MPG and there wasn't that much gaz smell)??
I'm not sure about this but: A simple piggyback won't cut it, you can't play with the timing on a piggyback, you can only trick the ecu and alter the afm frequency signal.
I wouldn't do it unless you have a standalone and a EGT sensor tapped into the #6 manifold runner
with a standalone you can remove the egr without any significant impacts as you will be tuned correctly anyway, the EGT will be a bit higher and you'll have a crappier MPG IIRC
I have done the search on EGT thread in the last few day. From what I can gather, you may blow up your engine with a USDM ECU with no EGR on a slight load throttle condition. The egr make the intake mix a bit richer, the ecu think the egr is there and that everything is fine when in reality it...
I just read the article on the toyota head bolts fasteners. The only culprit for the infamous BHG is the torque spec, there is nothing else to it really?.
you could make a small board with a common pic that input the rpm signal and could cut the power to the igniter via a relay. Unfortunatly it would be quite complicated and the ecu will probably trow some code at that moment
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