93 240sx ka24de. throttle body and emissions vacuum lines

[daemon240sx]

alright ived removed all the emissions stuff over there by the carbon canister and plugged up the vacuum lines under the throttle body, i was wondering what the vacuum port on the throttle body itself is for? i have heard its for the egr and ccs valve. is it ok if i just leave it with a vacuum plug on it? my car is acting weird. it pulls good tell about 3200rpm then takes forever to rev to 6500rpm or so (under load - free spin revs fine)any suggestions would be appreciated. (sorry if there is already another post like this, ive been searching google for hours)

maybe a good description of all the lines around the throttle body with a pic!

(heh forgot to mention i have a 93 240sx fastback. ka24de for now.)

[vancouverbc]

factory service manual in my signature

[daemon240sx]

can i just leave a plug on the throttle body vacuum port without making something very important not work. my car is acting weird. it pulls good tell about 3200rpm then takes forever to rev to 6500rpm or so (under load - free spin revs fine)

93 240sx ka24de

ive already looked through the fsm and used the searched button.....

[vancouverbc]

dont know what happened to the pics.

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[rogoman]

The vacuum port on the throttle body is for the EGR/CCS. If you've removed the EGR, that port can be plugged.