Originally Posted by Shadygrady

It will not set a code.Yes you can put a little filter on the return line and use your regular gas cap.Gas can evaporate out and cause you some m ileage I`ve heard.I havent noticed a differance.I heard removing the egr can cause you some mileage,didnt notice that either.However I only drive my car about 6000 miles per year and when I do I drive it aggressivly,so mileage isnt what I bought my car for.BTW,make sure you plug all vacume lines.

Originally Posted by Kevin91Z

Did you see this thread:
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/tpi/486643-what.html

I dont think its worth it, not to mention its totally illegal to remove it on a street car in the United States.

Originally Posted by 1992transam

Hi my lines to the canister were super dry rotted so i just took the canister out and left the lines open my question is do i need to use a fuel filter and connect the line from the tank to the line that goes to the intake to be burned on a tpi?

Originally Posted by Speed Racer

And to answer your question: No. There are very carefully designed pressures and vacuums involved to make this system work. If you just hook full engine vacuum to your tank, you'll have major problems. There's a little valve in the top of the tank that maintains a little bit of pressure in there too. Trust me, you want all that to work right. I've swapped fuel tanks and it's a nightmare if that stuff is not working. Oh, and there's a little valve thing for your tank to "inhale" with attached to a bracket behind where the rear driver side seat is. It's the only part you cannot buy new, so take care of it. Someone on here posted a way to disassemble and fix it if needed.