2000-2005 Honda S2000 Air Pump Simulator Module / Delete Kit on 2040-parts.com
Laurel, Maryland, United States
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This electronic module simulates the existence of a Honda S2000 air pump system. If the air pump system is defective or deleted, installing this simulator will eliminate all air pump system Check Engine Light (CEL) codes: P1410, P1415, P1416, P0410, and P0411. This device will work on both USDM and Canadian-Spec Honda S2000's. For more information, see the website: Izze-Racing The Air Pump Simulator Deletes the Following Components:  Return Policy & Warranty: All simulators come with a 30-Day return policy and have a 1-year warranty from manufacturing defects. If there is ever an issue, please contact us; customer satisfaction & support is paramount to us. |
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