View Poll Results: Evap Canister Relocate or Skid Plate?
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Evap Can, Relocate or Skid Plate?
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Evap Can, Relocate or Skid Plate?
I have read many threads on the site about evap cans being ripped off while wheeling. My question is what are the pros and cons of both? I have been leaning towards the skid plate. Why you ask? I dont know....maybe just knowing it covered and isolated is all it needs.
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I'd rather relocate it. It hangs low where it sits in the stock location..
I trust the skids, but not the body its attached to. I'd be afraid of causing damage to the tub with the skid.
I trust the skids, but not the body its attached to. I'd be afraid of causing damage to the tub with the skid.
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I understand that moving the evap can. can get you into hot water with your dealership regarding your warranty. For that reason I'll be going with a skid vs. moving it.
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What he said, definitely worth the money to do the inexpensive Wood's relocate, did mine in about an hour with some handtools.