Should I remove the air pump?
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Should I remove the air pump?
Hi all,
I have a 99 WS6 with 110k miles, I recently started getting SES codes from the secondary air injection system, (air pump).
I've been reading that most people just remove the system and delete those engine codes.
Are there any cons to removing the air pump system?
Thanks!
I have a 99 WS6 with 110k miles, I recently started getting SES codes from the secondary air injection system, (air pump).
I've been reading that most people just remove the system and delete those engine codes.
Are there any cons to removing the air pump system?
Thanks!
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And yeah its basically all stock the only mod that the original owner on it had was satellite radio hahaha. (I ripped that out once I got a mile away from his house).
Its giving me a generic code of P0410... the reader just says Secondary Air Injection malfunction. (I did recently do a seafoam as the original owner of the car let it sit for a year or so, so I'm just cleaning everything).
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From: concord north carolina
deleting EGR/AIR/CATS/front o2's will all cause a SES light but if u have a tuner or deltle them from the computer then the SES light will be off an it will pass the ''LIGHT" test, if they check your exhaust pipe u will most likely fail.