Whats wrong here?
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Car: 1989 Pontiac Firebird Formula
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Whats wrong here?
Ok so I deleted my cat today and put a test pipe in its place (No cat, no muffler, Pretty much straight single stock pipe) and I forgot to crimp my air tube. I was on my way home and my SES light came on for about a minute or two then it went off. My question is, can not having the air tube crimped cause my SES light to come on? Any help would be awesome, thanks.
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Step 1: Check to see what trouble code was set (probably related to EGR).
Step 2: Come back here with that information.
Step 2: Come back here with that information.
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Re: Whats wrong here?
Went to autozone and got it checked out today. Didnt show up anything on the code reader. I thought once a code was tripped that they were stored? I know the battery didn't die or come loose or anything because my clock still reads the same on my radio. Whats going on?
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Re: Whats wrong here?
the air pipe should have no effect . i have had the same thing happen to me . lite will come on then go off and leave no codes . i think it's e.g.r. sticking for a moment ??? i'm not too concerned about mine , everything else is fine . remove air pipes and plug manifold with 1/4 n.p.t. plugs .
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