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impala keeps quititng


abner660
06-23-2007, 07:47 PM
im working on a 2000 impala with just over a 100k and its got 2 codes being P0410 and p0412 secondary air system switching valve A seems to be the problem how do i go about fixing this. Where is this vavle on this car it has the 3.8 L

onestep
07-16-2007, 03:24 PM
dude i got to load my mitchell and ill have a look here after a while i had to reformat my pc and ittl take awhile ill check back later

richtazz
07-17-2007, 05:04 PM
The codes you have refer to the secondary air injection system. You live in a green state (NY) so your car has extra emissions pieces that most states don't require. The A.I.R. pump is located in the left front fender area just forward of the wheel well, and is prone to water intrusion. The water corrodes up the internals of the pump and it locks up. The codes you have are common for this problem. Replacing the pump is the solution, as they are a sealed unit and cannot be repaired. The AC-Delco part number is 215-414 (GM #12568241). There is a GM service bulletin (04-06-04-037) that addresses this issue. It suggests fabricating a shield to help deflect the water that comes from the wheel well away from the A.I.R pump.

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