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Emisions and vacuum crap

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shawnj82   +1y
Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone else out there that actually knows what they're doing has put a weber carb on a stock '84 b2000 and took out all the extra crap.
I live in Idaho, where we have no emissions tests or anything like that and I just want to have a simple engine compartment.
This mazda was my first car and I would like to see it run forever, just without all the headaches of vacuum lines that don't do anything productive.
If you know what I can safely take out please let me know!!!!!
luke   +1y
I pulled almost all the vacuum hoses and stuff off the stock carb on my '84 B2000. I left some of the hoses, that were attatched dirrectly to the carb, alone. My truck seemed to run better afterwards. I could really tell the difference with the air pump off. I kept it that way. My truck is in Oregon and I don't know if it will pass emissions the way it is. Meh...
mullet   +1y
when you put the webber 32/36 DGEV on, you take out all the vacume lines except the one that goes to the distributer. the others are no longer used.
Mike
shawnj82   +1y
if anyone has a picture of what this should look like that would of course be appreciated.....

what about the strange tubes on the exhaust manifold??
mullet   +1y
The tubes can be taken off.. and ford lug nuts fit right on there to seal it off LOL.. or you can do a couple tac welds in the holes to fill it up.

as for the pics.. it was dark outside.. and a dirty engine bay.. this was also before i bagged it out so the inner fenders are still in there.. but you get the point.





speedster93b   +1y
mullet forgot to mention that you probably don't wanna take the vacuum line off your vacuum brake booster. that would equal problems
speedster93b   +1y
forgot to mention - the vacuum line to the pvc valve should not be removed either..
mark   +1y
yea mullet gosh
tunes67   +1y
Just as an after thought.. if you can leave your charcoal canister hooked up.. that would be for the best as well.. Keeps gas fumes down.. the emissions side of a charcoal canister are pretty minimal.. but I like to leave them hooked up just to capture errant gas fumes. Not that important unless you like to smoke around your engine bay

Tunes67
slammed83mazda   +1y
mullet i appreciate you posting the pics bro but that motor is slightly different than the 84,83 years, i think i got a good idea on what hes talking about

are you talking about the tube that goes from the exhaust to the breather, if u are then u can take that off no problem just as long as u plug that hole on the exhaust.