Disabling the EGR valve...is this the WAY?...
12-04-01, 04:11 PM
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Disabling the EGR valve...is this the WAY?...
Remove the hose that goes from the vacuum to the EGR valve and plug both those connections off with a cap. Will this work to disable it?
12-05-01, 04:40 AM
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Originally posted by RX-7 GT
yea, but thats for a temp fix only. along with capping off the lines. you must remove the egr and order a block off plate.
yea, but thats for a temp fix only. along with capping off the lines. you must remove the egr and order a block off plate.
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As long as it's sealing (not dumping exhaust gases into the combustion chambers), it should be ok. I bought a car that was running like this for who knows how long.
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