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    New to the forum but not to Grand Prix. Owned and '83 back in the day. Was glad to see that rust bucket go. Picked up an '06 Base a week ago for my daughter but need to fix er up first. Some minor issues since it's already got 146k on it. Wish the link for the CEL codes would work!
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    Thanks Smoke. I know what my code is, just don't know what to do with it. P2340
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    Code P2340 does not come up on alldata, you sure thats right?

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    Crap. I meant P2430. (I have a bumper sticker that says "Dyslexic if you're Honk!")
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    you put the same number...
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    No he didnt.

    P2430 is a secondary air injection problem.

    P2430 Secondary Air Injection System Pressure Sensor Stuck In Range - With Automatic Transmission
    Possible Causes Setting Conditions
    • AIR pressure sensor connector is damaged (check pins for damage, moisture)
    • AIR pressure sensor signal circuit is open
    • AIR pressure sensor signal circuit is shorted to ground or shorted to voltage
    • AIR pressure sensor reference circuit is open
    • AIR pressure sensor low reference circuit is open
    • AIR control/shut-off valve assembly has failed
    • ECM has failed



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    98buicksupercharged- Now who's dyslexic?
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    So, where is this elusive Secondary Air Injection System Air Flow/Pressure Sensor Circuit? My manual hasn't arrived yet.
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    might help
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    If I remember right it's in the front bumper cover in front of the left wheel usually water fill up in the pump and causes a short and blows the fuse. The the fuse if its blown that's most likely your problem. Take the left side splash shield off and pull the lower hose off the pump usually water will come running out. In the cold they will freeze and bust also
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    Quote Originally Posted by spazzz View Post

    might help
    Video! Now that's more my speed. Thanks spazzzz. I'll try that this weekend. Looking forward to that damn little engine light to stop mocking me.
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    might help[/QUOTE]

    Well strike one. My Grand Prix is nothing like the car in this video. The fuse for the air pump is 50 amp, (and not blown) AND I just popped out both headlights and no pump tucked into the fender where the video shows. Any other suggestions guys?

    Edit-It's hard to see it, but it appears that I have an actual pump, driven by the serpentine belt. Is that possible?
    My Haynes manual is worthless.

    Edit- FOUND IT. It's in the engine compartment right under the air filter box about a mile and a half down. Hard as hell to get to. Yes, it's electric, full of water, and corroded. Takes a suction of air right out of the air intake, so yes, dumb-a$$ GM Engineers.... it will suck in water too! There's another $100 to stick in the black hole. Any opinions on which brand to buy or avoid?
    Last edited by MePrix; 02-17-2013 at 10:03 AM. Reason: FOUND IT.
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