I just did a DIY heat blanket/sheild on my 12r and while I had the lower airbox off the bike I noiticed a small barbed fitting on the TB that had no cap or hose on it. Should there be anything on that fitting.......I should have taken pics but I didnt. any help would be awsome.
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Small barbed fitting on throttle body.........
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konarider94
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mine is open but ive asked this before and people said it should be plugged. its a connection for the evap can on california models that is apparently supposed to be plugged otherwise.
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its shown with a plug in the manual
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I just ran a vent tube from it into the airbox.
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i find it hard to believe parts are different between states but it could be true. obviously they added parts to the CA but part interchangeability is too important for something like that. It doesnt make sense to supply different throttle bodies. I cant confirm this but I would assume all of them function.
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correct, plug that bitch
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