Originally Posted by daithi2
onlything it does for me is provide the check engine light.
Do you happen to know what code(s) you're getting and can you hear it cycle when you first start the car after it's been sitting awhile? unless your hose came disconnected like RPatton's, you probably have either an intermittent wiring issue or a bad air pump.
Originally Posted by spotsbimmer
That's super cool that Rcompact is such a wealth of information and willing to share, I always enjoy reading his replies.
Thank you, I really appreciate the kind words.
Originally Posted by RPatton
PS...Rudy and daithi2, I noticed that the hose from the air pump was dislodged, perhaps causing the check engine light.
Thanks, again, Robert Patton
Robert, do you have an OBDII scan tool? If you do, what code(s) is it giving you?