Power FC Keeping Air pump with Power FC
Keeping Air pump with Power FC
Please correct me if im wrong as i have searched and want to come to a conclusion.
I installed my PFC and cut the 4 emission wires on the wire harness, air pump included.
I let it learn idle and it idles pretty smooth around 750-850 rpm.
If i want to keep my stock Cat, which i do, Should i just reconnect the air pump wire?
And to run the Air pump with the PFC, i dont have to do anything as it is designed to work with it?
So my point being is that if i want to run the air pump with the PFC and stock cat, all i need to do is reconnect the wire i cut for the air pump and thats it.
thanks
-Mark
I installed my PFC and cut the 4 emission wires on the wire harness, air pump included.
I let it learn idle and it idles pretty smooth around 750-850 rpm.
If i want to keep my stock Cat, which i do, Should i just reconnect the air pump wire?
And to run the Air pump with the PFC, i dont have to do anything as it is designed to work with it?
So my point being is that if i want to run the air pump with the PFC and stock cat, all i need to do is reconnect the wire i cut for the air pump and thats it.
thanks
-Mark
Yes the PFC will control the air pump correctly if you reconnect it.
On at idle off at about 3000 rpms.
Without an 0-1 volt O2 sensor, air pump, and stock twins, the PFC can not control fuel to pass emissions.
I have the air pump working with my single turbo to at lease clean up the exhaust a little.
On at idle off at about 3000 rpms.
Without an 0-1 volt O2 sensor, air pump, and stock twins, the PFC can not control fuel to pass emissions.
I have the air pump working with my single turbo to at lease clean up the exhaust a little.
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