split air pipe..? what to do?
08-23-10, 11:52 AM
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split air pipe..? what to do?
hey guys,
so I was changing my exhaust and I saw that the split air pipe is just hanging there after I put in my headers.
will that turn on any engine light on ? or affect the performance on the car.
what can I do to this pipe , because I don't want to damage it because I will later on put on the cats for emissions test.
I was doing some research on the purpose of this pipe and its to pump air into your cat so its won't burn up.
so I was changing my exhaust and I saw that the split air pipe is just hanging there after I put in my headers.
will that turn on any engine light on ? or affect the performance on the car.
what can I do to this pipe , because I don't want to damage it because I will later on put on the cats for emissions test.
I was doing some research on the purpose of this pipe and its to pump air into your cat so its won't burn up.
08-29-10, 11:07 PM
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If you have an S4 N/A. You will need it.
If you have an S5 N/A you will not need it.
If you have a catalytic converter, leave it hooked up to the cat.
If you do not have a cat, disconnect at hose from lower intake manifold and put away in garage.
If you have a TII (S4/S5) with no cat, not needed. If you have a TII with cat, needed.
If you have an S5 N/A you will not need it.
If you have a catalytic converter, leave it hooked up to the cat.
If you do not have a cat, disconnect at hose from lower intake manifold and put away in garage.
If you have a TII (S4/S5) with no cat, not needed. If you have a TII with cat, needed.
08-30-10, 06:48 AM
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If you have an S4 N/A. You will need it.
If you have an S5 N/A you will not need it.
If you have a catalytic converter, leave it hooked up to the cat.
If you do not have a cat, disconnect at hose from lower intake manifold and put away in garage.
If you have a TII (S4/S5) with no cat, not needed. If you have a TII with cat, needed.
If you have an S5 N/A you will not need it.
If you have a catalytic converter, leave it hooked up to the cat.
If you do not have a cat, disconnect at hose from lower intake manifold and put away in garage.
If you have a TII (S4/S5) with no cat, not needed. If you have a TII with cat, needed.
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