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GTi 180 owners with aftermarket air filters
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EuroPeugeot
PostPosted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 7:28 am Up
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Bought my car a while ago, I've always had this plastic broken pipe, with I think/hope is the reasoning for bring up a fault code of P0413.

I'm not exactly what this plastic pipe is/does and where it goes.

Can anybody, especially 180 owners with aftermarket air filters let me know exactly where this pipe goes? And being that I have a cone filter, do I even need to reply my broken plastic pipe? I've got a feeling it would connect down to somewhere of the standard air filter box, of which I obviously don't have..



 




 

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Thanks! Any idea of where it's suppose to go to?
And I take it, that definitley wouldn't be the reason for code P0413 to be coming up, right?

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EuroPeugeot wrote:
Thanks! Any idea of where it's suppose to go to?
And I take it, that definitley wouldn't be the reason for code P0413 to be coming up, right?

PM me your chassis number and I'll look it up.

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The air pump blows cold air into the airbox that opens a flap a about 3000rpm,
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gpvecchi
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That's the pipe from air pump to engine head: it blows air into exhaust when engine is cold, to raise cat temperature faster. I don't think it's the cause for P code, if pump is working thera are no more checks... Your P code looks like pump is not blowing: so check fuse, relais and pump itself.
You can disable it in BSI with PPS2000...

Edit: air pump has nothing to do with valve inside air intake: it is moved by a solenoid that bypass or not depressure from intake manifolds...

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gpvecchi wrote:
That's the pipe from air pump to engine head: it blows air into exhaust when engine is cold, to raise cat temperature faster. I don't think it's the cause for P code, if pump is working thera are no more checks... Your P code looks like pump is not blowing: so check fuse, relais and pump itself.
You can disable it in BSI with PPS2000...

Edit: air pump has nothing to do with valve inside air intake: it is moved by a solenoid that bypass or not depressure from intake manifolds...

is there anyway of testing the air intake flap, to check its working?

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sri16v wrote:
is there anyway of testing the air intake flap, to check its working?

Mmm... EFI gives solenoid the impulse of opening at about 3/4000 rpms... I assume that if you remove airbox and keep angine at that revs you can see flap opening.
I suggest you to shunt electrovanne to keep flap always open: you'll have a little less linear torque response, but about 0,5kgm more at 3000 and 4000 rpms...

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Hi. Just been reading this and wonder if my flap is opening. Is there anyway to test the solenoid?
 
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