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How does the ECU know the air pump is working?

Discussion in '348/355' started by hacker-pschorr, Apr 10, 2009.

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  1. hacker-pschorr

    hacker-pschorr Formula Junior

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    #1 hacker-pschorr, Apr 10, 2009
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    Is it simply looking for the resistance when power is applied to the pump?

    I doubt its exhaust readings since the pump is only activated while the O2's are warming up.

    Yes I'm thinking about removing the air pump system on a 5.2 355. I'm sending in the headers to have them coated inside and out by Swain Tech. If I decide to dump the air injection system, the ports will be cut off and welded shut on the manifolds.
    The CATS are also coming off.

    Daniel @ Ricambi posted this from the WSM in a different thread:
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  2. eric355

    eric355 Formula 3
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    From what I have experienced, the ECU knows if the relay commanding the pump and the valve is there. I don't think it has any mean to know if the pump is working and the valve open.
    I think you can remove the pump and plumbing but keep the relay in place.
     
  3. Llenroc

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    Eric you are correct. My 2.7 355CH has no air pump or plumbing but the wiring, valves near the pass. ECU and relay are in place. If you pull the relay 1-4 CEL comes on.
     
  4. hacker-pschorr

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    This is excellent news - thanks guys!!!

    One possible area for the headers to fail removed :)
     

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