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SAI air pump relay location

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00 C4 with a constant 0410 and 1141 code. I changed out the check valve /change-over valve and the codes came back. Could someone tell me where is the location of the relay for the pump located. I started the car and it appears the pump is not working. I touched it during start-up and didn't feel anything. I also removed the rubber tube which connects it to the valve and I didn't feel any air coming from the pump. I did feel a suction coming from the disconnected hose. Any ideas, I'm all ears. thanks

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I think you mean P0410 and P1411?

Did you check the fuse?

40A fuse on the secondary relay panel (behind the rear seats)

The relay is there too - position 10

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Thanks for your quick reply. I have not as of yet. I will check both tomorrow. I know how to tell if the fuse is blown by the broken contact. How do you tell if your relay is blown. And if it is blown, can it be picked up at any parts store or will I have to go to the dealer. thanks

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Check the fuse first - if the motor on the secondary air pump goes bad it would likely take out the fuse.

If you do not have a tool a PST2 or PIWIS to turn the secondary air on manually then you will likely need to try a new relay.

993.615.115.01 Secondary air pump relay -- US MSRP $23.50

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Check the fuse first - if the motor on the secondary air pump goes bad it would likely take out the fuse.

If you do not have a tool a PST2 or PIWIS to turn the secondary air on manually then you will likely need to try a new relay.

993.615.115.01 Secondary air pump relay -- US MSRP $23.50

Thanks Loren

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