Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: rajveer.sandhu on 21 February 2011, 18:29:19
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Hi,
Is there a How To on removing the secondary Air Injector?
(Also is this safe to do so, with no adverse effects)
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No guide. Easy enough, if you can find a way to seal the exhaust.
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disconnect the fuse instead
(http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x80/mecdv6/SAPfuse.jpg)
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what is the benefit of doing this curios
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ditto cem....
Mine was whirring every time I started the engine. Sounded like a plane. I just disconnected the fuse. (altho number 29b on mine I believe as I have AC. might be 29a, just double check ;) )
hope that helps mate :)
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so y do ye all remove this ?
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Three options, pull fuse, unplug unit or remove totally :)
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does anyone know what benifit is to be had by disconecting this pump , ::)
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does anyone know what benifit is to be had by disconecting this pump , ::)
mainly done when the pump goes faulty and sounds very loud for 30 seconds on startup.
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Dear Friends
I removed the whole thing, just out of curiosity and for some cleaning.
If I say I'm curious, I mean it :) ....so I drilled out the 6 aluminum rivets tightening the cover of the motor.
I thought I just pull the motor out of its plastic housing....but that thing does not tend to come out.
Did anyone ever removed it ? HOW ?
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does anyone know what benifit is to be had by disconecting this pump , ::)
;D ;D ;D Third time lucky. :y
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If you take the whole lot out then it saves carting several kilos of weight around. That's about it really.
I removed mine totally and connected a blanked off 15mm copper pipe to the rubber unions. Seems to have worked ok.
Also, makes access to the cambelt etc a whole lot easier on the V6s.
HTH
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Been reading through and....
question no.1
Is this only found on v6 engines?
question no.2
If not, can someone give a pic of what exactly this thingy looks like/is located?
thx
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1. No, 2.0's have it.
2. Not just now, but there's a pump under the NS wing/bumper just ahead of the left front wheel, some rubber pipework from there to a valve near the power-steering reservoir, then a non-return valve and metal pipework to the exhaust manifold.