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The 3-FE in my 62 is de-smoged, the air pipes come out without removing the intake, requires a bit of finger contortion, also the air lines were badly corroded and did not survive the extraction in one piece.
I deleted the smog pump and the EGR, I did not notice a change in power or mileage but I did it shortly after acquiring it so not much history, it is much easier to work on the drivers side of engine and I did not have to fix a lot of missing broken & broken crap on my 3FE by simply deleting it.
I would not say that it has the power of my 1FZ even desmoged.
Couple corrections for the de-smog guide, he has you cap all of those vacuum lines at the cluster running to the fender, the two lines for the fuel pressure regulator should not be plugged, this kills the intake manifold pressure sense line to the FPR, that would make it run rich, you should instead make a short jumper vacuum hose from one hard line to the other, that may be part of the power you guys are reporting but will also hurt mileage, the richening effect would be greatest at idle and least at WOT. Opposite of how we would want it. I may have a few ponies hiding in the cats, the cats are aftermarket and I do not know how well they flow but it would have cost money to have pipe put in their place, they are welded in so no easy way to gut them and reinstall.
Also the NPT brass plug for the EGR did not work well for me at all. The threads are not even close and after a few drives it loosened up, I retightened it a few times but it would loosen every time, so I filed down some washers to fit to two steps in the original exhaust nipple then ran a bolt through the washers to keep them in place and doped the whole thing up with exhaust sealant, has worked great. If you have access to a TIG welder that would be even better, I think the nipple is stainless.
My 62 is a near beater, it is a rust belt truck a local cruiser shop used it as a parts vehicle for a few years, ( I got it real cheap ) in this case it made sense to go this route, I would keep it stock on any 3FE’d vehicle that you consider valuable. The resale angle is accurate if that is important to you.
I just completed my de-smog of my 91 fj80. On the exhaust manifold I kept the Union and removed one of the nuts from the EGR pipe. I used a half inch knock out from and electrical box and tightened it down. I considered using a quarter, but never made it happen. As you can see I've removed the smog pump and made my own egr block off plate. Everything seems to be working properly, but I haven't done any serious driving yet.
Can anyone tell me which is correct: On the De=smog guide it says to cap theses lines, then I found this, and he says to run a jumper hose. I am doing this on a 9/88 FJ62 with 3FE motor.
Mine though is also a 3FE.
Do you have this guide still ?
what is a York?I run a York in place of the OEM smog pump on my 91. Its removal changed nothing discernable and I still pass NJ state emissions.
I hope so. I would love to have that information. buy a new smog pump or middle finger to the CAFE garbage. I would prefer a Middle Finger to CAFEDo you have this guide still ?
OBA compressor.what is a York?