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  1. 02-08-2009, 11:34 AM #1
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    Broke this too...wtf is it?



    A & A once were together, but i found them broken apart as I was removing my emissions. Line B goes to the back of the Intake Manifold. If i'm removing emissions, does that unit (C) even ned to be there anymore? Do i need some sort of a "cap" or soemthing for the back of the manifold, or can it just be left removed with no worries?
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  2. 02-08-2009, 01:58 PM #2
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    You could get caps from any auto parts store. Have you tried running the car without that solenoid? If the car runs fine, then just cap the manifold off. Done.
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    well, the car has been running as such. I found that part broken, it didn't break while i was working on it. So i guess i could do that?
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    Its the Secondary AIR Injection shut off valve and the solenoid that controls it. The AIR Shut Off Valve controls the air flow from the AIR pump to the check valves. With that vacuum line broke, there is no air flow from the pump into the exhaust. Without it working HC and CO emission levels will be high
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    just cap it off. I didn't do it when I deleted my air pump and even after I got a tune I threw SES codes. Turned out I had a vaccum leak and I capped those hoses and it went away?
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    thats your flux capacitor
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    Quote Originally Posted by ss~zoso~ss View Post
    thats your flux capacitor
    HAHA, I work for Comcast and one of my buddies told a customer that her tv needed a new flux capaciter. I couldn't beleive how straight of a face he kept too
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    Quote Originally Posted by 01ws6er View Post
    just cap it off. I didn't do it when I deleted my air pump and even after I got a tune I threw SES codes. Turned out I had a vaccum leak and I capped those hoses and it went away?
    tits!

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    thats your flux capacitor
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    o come on now! lol
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    o come on now! lol
    Well, if he goes back in time he would be average height in the Medieval era

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