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V7-850 Evap and Tip Info
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Looks to be a brass hose union (connector) inserted where somebody previously cut the hose, hence the reason for the two Oetiker clamps on either side of it.
Tom Prescott
Tuned and Synch'ed
I would tend to agree but my bike is brand new.
The factory will often use those for easier assembly line installation and/or service items afterwards. I’ve seen them often on the newer Guzzis.
I would listen to GTM and I’m positive there is a brass union in there. I’d bet you $5 !
kildareman
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Yes there is a brass union as standard. Very handy as I re-used it to extend the hose down to the stand level
Tom Prescott
Tuned and Synch'ed
Another question, does the ECU controlled Bosch valve open so the intake can then draw the fumes into the intake from the canister through that line and open valve for reburn? (my line is now plugged going to the intake) and if the top Bosch line is left open will gas vapors from the canister be release to atmosphere through it? (my top line is open). Ps I'm thinking of plugging the from the canister to the bottom of the Bosch valve as I get a little gas smell after a good ride. Thanks.
I'm trying not to think about it too much about it as it runs fine.
I'm trying not to think about it too much about it as it runs fine.
Yes, but not “reburn” - it simply controls the intake vacuum so that it doesn’t constantly pull through the canister. Such an overly complex “solution.” Back in the day the gas cap simply vented to the atmosphere. Now the world is collapsing because of it. You can plug the line below too, just don’t cap the Bosch valve.
This will be deleted, but I had a laugh of it…
Cattle are the No. 1 agricultural source of greenhouse gases worldwide. Ban the cows! NO WAIT… Termites are one of the top producers of methane in the animal kingdom. Cows rank far below them, believe it or not. BAN THE TERMITES!
That or they both need emission systems in place.
Cattle are the No. 1 agricultural source of greenhouse gases worldwide. Ban the cows! NO WAIT… Termites are one of the top producers of methane in the animal kingdom. Cows rank far below them, believe it or not. BAN THE TERMITES!
That or they both need emission systems in place.
Tom Prescott
Tuned and Synch'ed
Thanks Todd, does the ECU learn at all from such changes as this?
ps. My SAS kit arrives today.
I'll post on that page.GTM Fueling Info
A fact to start: No stock Guzzi ECU/F.I. system is fully adaptive, nor can 99% of the dealers do anything to help as they are mostly factory map/warranty restricted. If you modified your bike, it will NOT adapt. Even completely stock, fuel mapping is set up for emissions, not the health and...
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