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Cleared 0410 and 1411 cel codes and they're back. :(

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YOUR RESEARCHCleared 0410 and 1411 cel codes and they're back. :(

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Drove the car to work today and when I started it up the cel was gone.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I'm going in to take off the throttle body and plenum again. Let this be a warning to all AOS replacement folks! PAY ATTENTION TO THE VACUUM LINES! Add the fact that I'm 60% through a wicked cold/flu./death rattle in the lungs..... Sucks *****

POST 2Original post

Good reason to get the cocktail mix with the forecasted flu mix and H1N1 kicker.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

We're guessing whooping cough....

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

1/2 an hour, in and out. I'm getting good at this (unfortunately). Now I'm stuck with the cel until I get it cleared again, unless it clears itself after a while. I was going to buy the OBDII but figured I'll just get the durametrics instead. But then again I might sell it.... What a dilemma!

POST 5Original post

I'm having the same issue on my 986S. 6 months later; I'll clear the code and it'll come back after a day or two. I was hoping it would blow itself clear, but no such luck. Is oil still stuck in the secondary air injection vacuum system somewhere?

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

If you're getting both 0410 and 1411 then you have something going on with the vacuum lines, one is either broke or the vacuum tank is cracked. If you have only one cel it's a different story that I haven't dealt with (yet). My issue was that the four way splitter (or whatever it's called) came off the vacuum tank.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Drove the car to work today and when I started it up the cel was gone. I guess after a few cycles it goes off it it's working again!~ Woot!

POST 8Original post

good job..... vac problems can be a pain in the *** since there areso many to trace and yet only line.

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