98 5.7 vortec P410 code?!?
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98 5.7 vortec P410 code?!?
98 z71 5.7 threw the p410 code today CEL is on. The scanner says there's an issue with the sendondary air injection pump. Where the heck is it? Getting a bit of a rough idle but drivability seems fine. Checked for vac leaks and loose or broken connections. None that I could find. Can some point me in the right direction so I can fix this issue. Can't find anything regarding this issue with a 98 z71 online. Help.
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The air pumps are typically mounted on right (passenger) side of the engine, but the pump itself isn’t typically the cause of this code.
The PCM relies on O2 sensor readings to detect whether or not the AIR system is functioning.
First check the AUX-B fuse in the under hood fuse block. If good, swap the AIR injection relay with another relay (such as the horn) to see if it’s working.
The PCM relies on O2 sensor readings to detect whether or not the AIR system is functioning.
First check the AUX-B fuse in the under hood fuse block. If good, swap the AIR injection relay with another relay (such as the horn) to see if it’s working.
#3
The air pumps are typically mounted on right (passenger) side of the engine, but the pump itself isn’t typically the cause of this code.
The PCM relies on O2 sensor readings to detect whether or not the AIR system is functioning.
First check the AUX-B fuse in the under hood fuse block. If good, swap the AIR injection relay with another relay (such as the horn) to see if it’s working.
The PCM relies on O2 sensor readings to detect whether or not the AIR system is functioning.
First check the AUX-B fuse in the under hood fuse block. If good, swap the AIR injection relay with another relay (such as the horn) to see if it’s working.
#4
CF Veteran
Ignore the code. Without the air pump or relay pins, someone either deleted the system or they swapped in a PCM from a truck that did have air injection and the code is setting because it wasn’t programmed correctly.
This could actually explain the connector you asked about in your other post - it may have been for the AIR pump. During manufacturing of these trucks, GM identified emissions connectors with red.
I can’t see any details in that pic, but is a bypass pulley installed on the right side of the engine?
This could actually explain the connector you asked about in your other post - it may have been for the AIR pump. During manufacturing of these trucks, GM identified emissions connectors with red.
I can’t see any details in that pic, but is a bypass pulley installed on the right side of the engine?
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Ignore the code. Without the air pump or relay pins, someone either deleted the system or they swapped in a PCM from a truck that did have air injection and the code is setting because it wasn’t programmed correctly.
This could actually explain the connector you asked about in your other post - it may have been for the AIR pump. During manufacturing of these trucks, GM identified emissions connectors with red.
I can’t see any details in that pic, but is a bypass pulley installed on the right side of the engine?
This could actually explain the connector you asked about in your other post - it may have been for the AIR pump. During manufacturing of these trucks, GM identified emissions connectors with red.
I can’t see any details in that pic, but is a bypass pulley installed on the right side of the engine?
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