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98 xcv70 thing on top of exhaust downpipe

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thaedge
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Year and Model: xcv70 1998
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98 xcv70 thing on top of exhaust downpipe

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Hey, on the top of my exhaust downpipe leaving the turbo is a silver tube leading to a valve and then has a hose going to the front right of the car to what I assume is the emissions air pump? What is the part coming off the downpipe called? Is it vital, or can I plug the bung on the downpipe and plug the airpump hose?

I'm trying to remove the exhaust, and I can't get this detached from the down pipe because of rust, I think I'm going to have to break it off to get the exhaust out. I can't find where to buy a replacement, but I'd rather not anyways, I'd rather bypass it and be on my marry way.

Thanks

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Post by jblackburn »

SAS/air pump check valve.

You could plug it, but you'll need to do the SAS delete.
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thaedge
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Post by thaedge »

Thanks, is there a way to remove the cat/downpipe while leaving this intact since there it's not coming loose? Or do I just need to cut it off.

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Post by jblackburn »

Tried soaking it a few times with PB Blaster?

Might be easier to get off if it's warmed up a little bit too.
'98 S70 T5
2016 Chevy Cruze Premier


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