Fuel Canister Question..
I bought a 1995 GSR 4drs shell from a car shop last year and I have been working on it since then try to get ready for engine swap. I bought a JDM 97 GSR from H-Motor and now it's ready to be drop in the car but came to find out that the car doesn't have a fuel canister. I'm about to order a fuel canister from Del-Ray Acura but I don't know how is this going to work out. The car is 95 and the engine is 97, so which fuel canister should I order? 95 or 97? Any input would be appreciated, thanks in advance.
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I bought a 1995 GSR 4drs shell from a car shop last year and I have been working on it since then try to get ready for engine swap. I bought a JDM 97 GSR from H-Motor and now it's ready to be drop in the car but came to find out that the car doesn't have a fuel canister. I'm about to order a fuel canister from Del-Ray Acura but I don't know how is this going to work out. The car is 95 and the engine is 97, so which fuel canister should I order? 95 or 97? Any input would be appreciated, thanks in advance.
Thank you.
Thank you.
'95 was the last year for OBD-I, where the canister has only a simple vacuum-diaphragm.
'96-and-up are OBD-II canisters. They have an electrical canister-shut solenoid that the OBD-I canisters lack.
You should be using the canister that is compatible with whatever ECM and harness you are using: If the ECM/harness are '95 or earlier, use the '95's canister; if the ECM/harness are '96+, use a '96+ canister.
The '95 and '97 canisters are DIFFERENT. They are NOT compatible.
'95 was the last year for OBD-I, where the canister has only a simple vacuum-diaphragm.
'96-and-up are OBD-II canisters. They have an electrical canister-shut solenoid that the OBD-I canisters lack.
You should be using the canister that is compatible with whatever ECM and harness you are using: If the ECM/harness are '95 or earlier, use the '95's canister; if the ECM/harness are '96+, use a '96+ canister.
'95 was the last year for OBD-I, where the canister has only a simple vacuum-diaphragm.
'96-and-up are OBD-II canisters. They have an electrical canister-shut solenoid that the OBD-I canisters lack.
You should be using the canister that is compatible with whatever ECM and harness you are using: If the ECM/harness are '95 or earlier, use the '95's canister; if the ECM/harness are '96+, use a '96+ canister.
if its they filter.... any year should work but if your talking about the canister, yea they are different.
The '95 and '97 canisters are DIFFERENT. They are NOT compatible.
'95 was the last year for OBD-I, where the canister has only a simple vacuum-diaphragm.
'96-and-up are OBD-II canisters. They have an electrical canister-shut solenoid that the OBD-I canisters lack.
You should be using the canister that is compatible with whatever ECM and harness you are using: If the ECM/harness are '95 or earlier, use the '95's canister; if the ECM/harness are '96+, use a '96+ canister.
'95 was the last year for OBD-I, where the canister has only a simple vacuum-diaphragm.
'96-and-up are OBD-II canisters. They have an electrical canister-shut solenoid that the OBD-I canisters lack.
You should be using the canister that is compatible with whatever ECM and harness you are using: If the ECM/harness are '95 or earlier, use the '95's canister; if the ECM/harness are '96+, use a '96+ canister.
thanks all for your help, I really appreciated it.
thank you.
It's pretty expensive. I have one I can give you from my '95 GS-R. I can't use it anymore since I'm using the EVAP purge output to actuate the boost solenoid.
If I were you, I'd find a wrecking yard ("auto recycler") which has that generation of Integra, and pull the canister from that. Used will be a LOT cheaper than new!
The yard will also know about interchangeability. You may even be able to use a '90-'93 canister. I don't know, but they will.
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