En algún sitio lo apunté pero a saber dónde está...
Pregúntale a Jokin a ver si aún lo conserva y si quiere compartirlo.
Si alguien me pasara los esquemas eléctricos europeos (sólo tengo los yankees) podría mirar cómo hacerlo.
El citado diagrama:
http://www.izzeracin...nstructions.pdf
A ver si buscando por resistencias y el tema en S2ki...
Edit:
http://www.s2ki.com/...st__p__21282955
You can bypass non-USDM S2000 air pump by replacing the pump with a 20W, 12 OHM resistor (however, you have to keep the fuse box, relay, and entire wiring harness attached/connected).
Y este otro hilo completo:
http://www.s2ki.com/...st__p__21287504
I'm developing a non-USDM secondary air injection simulator that can be attached directly to the ECU, thus allowing you to remove everything secondary air injection related (i.e. pump, relay, vacuum system, hoses, fuse box, and wiring). This will be cleaner and more reliable than using a high-wattage resistor.
http://www.s2ki.com/...st__p__21296891
I can confirm the resistor trick works, you can remove everything bar the electrical connectors (relay etc etc) and air control valve.
Sobre el por qué la bomba da problemas:
http://www.s2ki.com/...st__p__21287504
Sticking relays are a common problem with the secondary air pump system. It's likely due to the location of the system (susceptible to water spray, thus corrosion).
If the relay sticks for an extended period of time, it can overheat the air pump. A sticking relay will throw a secondary air injection CEL.
There's a service bulletin on this:
http://clubhondaspir..._200503_411.pdf
Ya contarán!
Editado por Storm, 01 noviembre 2013 - 13:31:03.