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P0410 (Secondary Air Injection System) Code after Self-washing my car two days ago

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I would just check the electrical connection and reset the light.
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Replace are a pain

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Some of valves and whatnot that might need to be replaced are a pain to get to, but if you�re lucky maybe it�s just a vacuum hose that came off.
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I would just check the electrical connection and reset the light.
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Some of valves and whatnot that might need to be replaced are a pain to get to, but if you�re lucky maybe it�s just a vacuum hose that came off.
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I would just check the electrical connection and reset the light.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've noticed 0 difference in drivability or noises or anything, the guy at the shop who read the code said I'll need to go directly to Porsche to source the injector(s?). I've read quite a few threads about people whose CELs from car washes went away after driving for a bit, I've probably driven it for about 2 hours after washing. Wondering if it's something I should have serviced ASAP or if it's not as big of a concern as it seems to be. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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The sai pump is a blower that turns on when the engine is cold and injects air into the exhaust for emission reasons. It has nothing to do with fuel injectors. Its mounted rear left in the engjne bay, some say it sounds like a vacume when u start the car. I would just check the electrical connection and reset the light. A sai failure will not hurt the motor in any way, just cause a smog inspection failure.

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This code is not a big deal, you�re not going to damage the engine with the secondary air injection (SAI) system malfunctioning. Its job is to allow the cats to work more efficiently upon startup. With this and most other codes, the first thing is to clear it (any old code reader can do that) and if it was truly related to the car wash it won�t reappear. If it does reappear then maybe you have an actual problem. Some of valves and whatnot that might need to be replaced are a pain to get to, but if you�re lucky maybe it�s just a vacuum hose that came off. In any case, do a search for this code and get reading.

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Look for vacuum hose first thing.

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