How to !air tubes
09-26-2005, 09:12 AM
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How to !air tubes I want to remove the air tubes and valves, from the exhaust system. Do I just remove the parts and block off the vacume lines? I did this with my old lt-1 and the computer tune took care of any engine codes I just wanted to know if the LS is the same way.
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09-27-2005, 04:29 PM
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I remoeber allt he AIR pipes when doing the LSX intake install, the vacuum part that the air pump goes to was getting in the way. Removed all apart fromt he Air pump int he front drivers side fender, may remove that at the weekend.
I ran the car with the AIR fuse still in place for a few days, its a little noisy when you start up, hearing rushing air under the hood, sounds like something is wrong, or you have a vacuum cleaner plugged in under there.
The pump is feels quite high pressure when you put your hand over the pipe that goes nowhere, there must be some weight in the pump, so out it will come at the weekend.
Also removed the EGR at the same time. I used HP Tuners to delete the error code.
I ran the car with the AIR fuse still in place for a few days, its a little noisy when you start up, hearing rushing air under the hood, sounds like something is wrong, or you have a vacuum cleaner plugged in under there.
The pump is feels quite high pressure when you put your hand over the pipe that goes nowhere, there must be some weight in the pump, so out it will come at the weekend.
Also removed the EGR at the same time. I used HP Tuners to delete the error code.
09-27-2005, 04:34 PM
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where is the fuse for the air pump ? I already have the air pump, all the lines and the egr removed as well as the pump. Headers are capped and programs were removed when fastech did the tune.. But I haven't found the fuse yet need to know where it is
09-28-2005, 02:38 AM
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I expect your fueses are in the same place as mine. Under the hood you have two fuse boxes, well one is mainly relays. There is a relay for the AIR pump but it kept it in for safe keeping, I know if I remove it I would never find it again, however i will never need it again. Anyway, I removed the fuse from the fuse box, as shown in the photos. Hope this helps.
09-28-2005, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by SSDoubleK
What kind of HP gain can you really get from removing the air tubes and pump? Got me thinkin of removing mine also.
09-30-2005, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by brad8266
no hp gain, just the convienece of it not being in the way. By the way, has anyone got hit up for removing their AIR on inspection?
Bill
