Very basic newbie question about A.I.R. pumps
Keith D. Miller
kdmiller at westnet.com
Thu May 10 02:53:10 GMT 2001
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> Subject: Very basic newbie question about A.I.R. pumps
>
>
> Having just bought a smog pump equipped EFI vehicle, I
> began to wonder what effect the pump has on the ECM's
> calibration.
>
> It would seem to me that the air added to the exhaust
> stream would cause the O2 sensor to read falsely lean.
> The ECM would compensate for this with a richer-than-
> normal fuel table, I would think. The result of
> removing the pump, then, would be a rich-running motor
> and BLMs probably going haywire to boot. Is this an
> accurate assumption?
>
The extra air is added to exhaust ports only during
warm-up, after that it's directed to the cat. Beyond the
O2 sensor, so it has no effect on the O2 or mixture.
Keith
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