Secondary Air Injection Control Valves
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What is a Secondary Air Injection Control Valve?
A Secondary Air Injection Control Valve is an engine component that helps reduce vehicle emissions by introducing air into the exhaust stream to more thoroughly burn fuel.
What is the purpose of a Secondary Air Injection Control Valve?
The purpose of a Secondary Air Injection Control Valve is to reduce levels of hydrocarbons and other pollutants in vehicle exhaust.
How can I determine if my Secondary Air Injection Control Valve is faulty?
If your Secondary Air Injection Control Valve is faulty, you may experience a Check Engine Light or other warning lights, as well as decreased engine performance.
Can a faulty Secondary Air Injection Control Valve cause damage?
Yes, a faulty Secondary Air Injection Control Valve can cause damage to your engine if not repaired or replaced.
How do I replace a Secondary Air Injection Control Valve?
Replacing a Secondary Air Injection Control Valve is a relatively simple process, but should only be performed by an experienced mechanic. The process involves the following steps:
- Disconnect the negative battery cable.
- Remove the air intake pipe.
- Remove the Secondary Air Injection Control Valve.
- Install the new Secondary Air Injection Control Valve.
- Re-attach the air intake pipe.
- Reconnect the negative battery cable.
How often should I inspect my Secondary Air Injection Control Valve?
The Secondary Air Injection Control Valve should be inspected regularly, at least every 6 months or 6,000 miles.