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You will have to have it programmed out or i have heard of people using resistors to trick the puter. Not sure how to do that though.

 

On my OBDII car the airpump was fried and I lived with a SES light for like a year. I finally got around to doing a OBDI conversion PCM and physically removed all the AIR hardware and now no light. At the same time had all other emissions stuff deleted from the PCM.

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If you have a OBD1 car, just remove it. Leave the relay/fuse in, otherwise you'll get a code.