Date: 27 Oct 2002 12:55:13 -0800
From: firengn123nopsamo.com (Dave)
Subject: Re: Growling noise in the L.F. fender.


I found it!!! Yeahhhh... Now I have to ask you guys,,, "what is it?" I pulled the wheel on the left side. I pulled the skirting, and fiddled with what turned out to be the washer pump. Well, that wasn't it, but "IT" was right in front of the washer pump. I ended up going up from in front of the car. After pulling the plastic skirting under the car, I found it. It is a Black cylinder. About 7" in length, and a couple of inches in diameter. It is on a brassy looking mount, with rubber bushings. It has an electrical plug on one end, and a large (3/4" ish) hose on the other end. It doesn't look like it will be too hard to remove, but I need to know if anyone knows what it is called, and if I start taking hoses and crap off will it blow oil or anything all over the place. Basically, are there any precautions that I should be taking? Thanks in advance... Dave "Jim M" <nospamnopsamam.net> wrote in message news:<NPCu9.6692$6F4.611383nopsamread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net>... > Dave, > On my 1995 900S, the electric A.I.R. pump, is mounted near the w/w resevoir. > This is an electric pump that pumps air into the exhaust manifold to reduce > emissions under certain conditions. The only time I notice my pump running > is for 1-2 minutes after starting the engine. It is fairly loud, sounding a > little like a fan, and has always behaved this way since new. Could be your > A.I.R. pump, (if you have one) is failing. BTW, mine is a 2.3L, non-turbo, > 5-speed. > > > "Dave" <firengn123nopsamo.com> wrote in message > news:b81c04c6.0210260638.59cd3143nopsaming.google.com... > > I hear it when I'm at a dead stop as well. It can't be a bearing,,, > > it really sounds electrical, like the washer motor. that kind of > > noise, but quieter.

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