air pump question
07-25-03, 12:47 AM
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It supplies air to the cat under low load conditions to help both emissions and to extend cat life. It also injects air to the intake at idle.
Removing it will kill your cat if you're still running one and may require you to play with your idle to get it right.
Removing it will kill your cat if you're still running one and may require you to play with your idle to get it right.
07-25-03, 01:07 AM
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Originally posted by rynberg
Removing it will kill your cat if you're still running one and may require you to play with your idle to get it right.
Removing it will kill your cat if you're still running one and may require you to play with your idle to get it right.
07-25-03, 01:16 AM
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I'm assuming you have a PFC or other tunable ecu if you are running a full exhaust. It's pretty easy to tune the idle better with that.....
If you don't have a PFC or other tunable ecu, shame on you!
If you don't have a PFC or other tunable ecu, shame on you!
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