The Chevrolet Express Secondary Air Injection Check Valve permits pressurized fresh air into the exhaust stream but prevents hot gases from flowing back through it. This protects the air pump and reduces harmful emissions. The Secondary Air Injection Check Valve opens when the pump goes ahead and feeds air to the exhaust manifold when pumping starts at cold. This lets oxygen burn off the leftover fuel. It then closes when backpressure builds up or if airflow is sent to the catalytic converter. A second Secondary Air Injection Check Valve sits ahead of the converter and does the same job to verify that each stage gets air introduced at the right time. The early vans had vacuum-operated metal Secondary Air Injection Check Valve units and belt-driven pumps. Later versions kept the function but packaged it with electric pumps and lighter composite shells. Every Secondary Air Injection Check Valve, no matter the style, only reacts to pressure and only flows one way. If either valve sticks or leaks, the Chevrolet Express engine control module uploads an emission fault and fuel economy may drop on the Chevrolet model, so every Express driver must attend to it as soon as possible.
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