SAI troubleshooting
#1
SAI troubleshooting
This is a general place to start if you having issues.
1st off there are ton of components that are generally related,just to make life interesting.
Start with RAVE page 17-2-6 and 17-2-7 (page 343-344ish Adobe) for basic details then 17-2-49 to 17-2-52 for basic repair info (page 386-390ish Adobe)
Codes are covered between 17-2-26 and 17-2-32 (pages 363-369 Adobe)
Start simple Vacuum lines most of the codes will thrown by vacuum line failures. There are 7 small and 3 large connections to check the span the left and right side of the engine. The small lines get brittle and crack over time and the rubber boot for the connections get loose.
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Small lines each connector needs to be tested.
The bundle is a pain to get out but he best way to check for leaks is to tape off all the connectors but 1. Put the line in water and blow compressed from a can air in, watch for bubbles.
More to come
1st off there are ton of components that are generally related,just to make life interesting.
Start with RAVE page 17-2-6 and 17-2-7 (page 343-344ish Adobe) for basic details then 17-2-49 to 17-2-52 for basic repair info (page 386-390ish Adobe)
Codes are covered between 17-2-26 and 17-2-32 (pages 363-369 Adobe)
Start simple Vacuum lines most of the codes will thrown by vacuum line failures. There are 7 small and 3 large connections to check the span the left and right side of the engine. The small lines get brittle and crack over time and the rubber boot for the connections get loose.
.
Small lines each connector needs to be tested.
The bundle is a pain to get out but he best way to check for leaks is to tape off all the connectors but 1. Put the line in water and blow compressed from a can air in, watch for bubbles.
More to come
Last edited by Richard Gallant; 09-28-2020 at 03:38 PM.
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#2
Start by checking the 5 basic connections,the lines in the images below will show each connection.
Vacuum cylinder connection - right side of engine bay
Intake connection right side of engine bay
Connection above the purge valve left side of engine. Make sure the electrical plug is firmly in place
Vacuum cylinder connection - right side of engine bay
Intake connection right side of engine bay
Connection above the purge valve left side of engine. Make sure the electrical plug is firmly in place
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#9
Richard,
Great documentation, thank you!
And wierd timing too, my plastic accordian hose (last pic above) broke off at the bend over the weekend. The plastic pipe was probably already fragile from years of heat. I think it broke off completely from being nudged around during the work last month to fix my broken exhaust pipe. It is being held back together with Gorilla tape until I find a replacement hose.
Great documentation, thank you!
And wierd timing too, my plastic accordian hose (last pic above) broke off at the bend over the weekend. The plastic pipe was probably already fragile from years of heat. I think it broke off completely from being nudged around during the work last month to fix my broken exhaust pipe. It is being held back together with Gorilla tape until I find a replacement hose.
Last edited by acg; 09-29-2020 at 01:10 PM.
#10
You might put a reference in this thread to the K&N filter modification on the SAI pump.
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...05/#post589906
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...05/#post589906
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