My older 97 Camry had a coolant circuit into the intake to warm the intake air to reduce emissions. Many streeters plug the line to prevent the warming of the intake air that it does.

My question is does Honda use the same thing? In particular on the 1.8L CIvic (non-Si) engine.

tia

 

Its not going to improve your performance by plugging the coolant line. Just leave it be.

 

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you be better off spraying the **** out of it w/ nitrous.

 

the question is: DOES IT HAVE THE COOLANT LINE? (it is for emissions actually)

A simple yes or no is all i need......

 

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A simple yes or no is all i need......</TD></TR></TABLE>


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i think that answers your question...no need to yell.

 

no, it doesn't. Who said I wanted to plug it?

Does it have it or not<U></U>: yes or no?

 

Is this what your talking about? The throttle body coolant line?

http://www.8thcivic.com/forums...s+mod

 

by saying that you dont want to plug it up as tre and exhaust_note said, that means that there is one