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Old 05-16-04, 10:34 PM
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Removing airpump need help

Hey guys,

Just got a midpipe and greddy pulley kit. It's time to eliminate my airpump!!! =)

Well my delema is this. I am going to gave to smog my car in less than 6 mo so I will have to replace all. Not a big deal, but I dont want to block off the airpump pipes. Is there any other way of doing this? Can I just use rubber plugs? Do I really need to plug those pipes?


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Bump.

I was wondering the same thing. I just installed my pullies today, too.
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I just plugged where the airpump was and put a bop on the tube that goes to the stock cat.
Old 05-16-04, 11:01 PM
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what did you plug it with, and whats a bop?
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Removed airpump and did nothing to the open hoses yet. Block off plates on the way. If there isn't flow coming from the airpump there really is no worry. I think there is a 1 way valve that way no exhaust gas comes up in reverse
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if its not a big deal to let the pipes sit there why do people block them off?
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cleaner look I would guess, I've driven with them for over a month now without problems. I like to remove anything thats not needed so i'll be removing the lines, since the pump is gone so are there function
Old 05-17-04, 10:19 AM
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Bah, then I dont care. I might as well leave them on and not plug them. it eill be much easier in 6 mo. when i have to put the poump back on.

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