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  • madS2
    S2Forum Maniac
    • Nov 2005
    • 552
    • Country: United Kingdom

    #1

    Oil catch tank

    hi guys just in the process of fitting a catch tank(Thanks Terrybullwon) but having problems with the following pipe assembly.Is this the N80?How do i remove or modify these?
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    Looking for an S2 ABY
  • madS2
    S2Forum Maniac
    • Nov 2005
    • 552
    • Country: United Kingdom

    #2
    hey guys can anybody help identify the part for me?Read through a few posts on search but yet no luck!
    Looking for an S2 ABY

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    • Jamo
      Retired OG Mod
      • Mar 2004
      • 21750
      • Country: United Kingdom

      #3
      Don't remove just blank it off it's part of the EVAP system

      See here http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11748



      There's a ton of information on here if you search for pcv.

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      • madS2
        S2Forum Maniac
        • Nov 2005
        • 552
        • Country: United Kingdom

        #4
        ...

        ok thanks jamo,is this the same as the 3b setup?
        Looking for an S2 ABY

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        • S2central.net
          Retired OG Mod
          • Jul 2003
          • 16590
          • Country: Northern Ireland

          #5
          Its essentially the same thing. N80 = EVAP solenoid... The PCV plumbing and pipework is slightly different on the 3B from ABY but functionaly the same.

          With a catch/cyclone tank you have two options in regards N80 -

          1 - Blank it off
          2 - Integrate it with plumbing to cyclone tank

          Problem with 1 is that it prevents any pent up fuel vapour in the tank from being ingested by the engine - the ECU modulates N80 when off boost so as to allow any fumes (treated by carbon canister) to be sucked into inlet manifold.

          Problem with 2 is the pain of extra pipework to accomodate the N80 output fumes to enter the cyclone tank - from where they can be vented back into engine or out to atmos if thats how you want it... Oil vapour will be caught of course, and returned to the sump - manually or otherwise !


          Paul
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          • 4WheelDrifter
            S2Forum Zealot
            • Oct 2004
            • 5773
            • Country: Devon

            #6
            Some details on removing the N80 and carbon canister are here.

            I had to do this years ago, as my fuel tank was pressurising.
            SS

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            • S2central.net
              Retired OG Mod
              • Jul 2003
              • 16590
              • Country: Northern Ireland

              #7
              Actually - yeah - thats option #3 - just vent the tank fumes to atmos...

              N80 needs to stay connected as Stu says.
              Paul Nugent
              Webmaster http://S2central.net
              Administrator http://S2forum.com

              1994 S2 Coupe ABY - aka Project Lazarus
              2001 A6 allroad 2.5TDi - family tank
              2003 S4 Avant 4.2 V8 - daily burble

              Purveyor of HomeFries and Exclusive agent for Samco hose kits (S2/RS2)

              There are only 10 kinds of people that understand binary - those that do, and those that don't

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              • terrybullwon
                S2Forum Zealot
                • Mar 2006
                • 8782
                • Country: England

                #8
                Originally posted by S2central.net
                Actually - yeah - thats option #3 - just vent the tank fumes to atmos...

                N80 needs to stay connected as Stu says.
                Originally posted by 4WheelDrifter
                Just plug the hose that enters the IM, so you don't get a boost/vacuum leak. Leave the N80 pluged in or you'll get a fault code.
                Then go to the boot and you'll see where the pipe exits the tank breather to go to the front of the car, disconnect that and replace it with a hose that will be the new vent. I routed mine out the air vent in the boot, so the fumes exit behind the rear bumper.
                You can then remove the carbon canister and all associated unused piework.

                Stand back and admire the less cluttered engine bay.

                Best bit of advice
                My S2 ran fine thanks to Stu's post
                Chef

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