cat /air pump delete
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cat /air pump delete
Those running catless n/a who has removed the air pump? Have you had any issues?
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i brought it up because im catless and ordered the rb plate. just wanted to meke sure there were no issues and that you can remove the whole thing
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Some of the earlier rx8s(maybe just 04s?) get lucky and don't really ever get a cel for a midpipe. Some people are just lucky, I have an 09 and mine takes 300+ miles to come on and usually much more than that. Even when it comes on its usually just to say the o2 sensor is seeing a strange reading, I hardly ever get the p0420 code for the cat. I just have the o2 sensor in there normally, nothing special done.
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i havent had a cat for a few years but i have a cobb now
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Nope, the blackest of black magic.
None that I have heard of, this might help though https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-tech-garage-22/air-pump-delete-193675/
The backing plate is easy to install with good socket extensions. Read down and Team gives a rough explenation how it is done easily. Took all of 15 minutes to remove everything. I left all the wire harnesses in place or zip tied them down.
The backing plate is easy to install with good socket extensions. Read down and Team gives a rough explenation how it is done easily. Took all of 15 minutes to remove everything. I left all the wire harnesses in place or zip tied them down.
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thanks thats the thread i was looking for
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Sorry to reopen this thread back up but is there anywhere you can still get the little plates to cover up the ports ive looked everywhere and searched racing beat up and down and still can't find one . Anyone know where I can get one ?
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I have searched to no avail.
Resurrecting this thread in lieu of being roasted for starting one about this but.. here goes:
Just had racing beat headers installed by mechanic. Would of done it myself but a lift makes it a lot less painful ( have to take motor mount off etc). Anyhow got a BHR Midpipe and racing beat catback exhaust with Versa Tuner lite tune on it and a code for the cat disabled. So I didn’t have the mechanic touch the air pump. I have to reinstall the cat and re-flash the stock tune for emissions every two years.
Now will it hurt to run my car with the air pump without a catalytic converter? (Maybe melt the resonator material in the Midpipe?). Any performance loss by doing so? I’d prefer to leave it since it’s one less headache when swapping the Midpipe back for stock cat for emissions. - Thanks in advance
Just had racing beat headers installed by mechanic. Would of done it myself but a lift makes it a lot less painful ( have to take motor mount off etc). Anyhow got a BHR Midpipe and racing beat catback exhaust with Versa Tuner lite tune on it and a code for the cat disabled. So I didn’t have the mechanic touch the air pump. I have to reinstall the cat and re-flash the stock tune for emissions every two years.
Now will it hurt to run my car with the air pump without a catalytic converter? (Maybe melt the resonator material in the Midpipe?). Any performance loss by doing so? I’d prefer to leave it since it’s one less headache when swapping the Midpipe back for stock cat for emissions. - Thanks in advance
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no the air pump is there for cold starts to warm the cat of some ****, you will be fine. you can unplug it if you want
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