EGR solenoid valve and TPS
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EGR solenoid valve and TPS
I just want to know if the EGR solenoid valve was sopose to be turned all the way counter clockvise??? I tryed to turned it clockvise and then conunter clockvise and it looked like it was turned counter-clockvise all the way, like it's closed. Also can somone make sure that this picture is what TPS is actually???
http://k2rd.freeservers.com/cgi-bin/i/FC3S/TPS/tps1.jpg ----- Red Arrow ------
and is this the screw that has to be turned in order to adjust it???
http://k2rd.freeservers.com/cgi-bin/i/FC3S/TPS/tps6.jpg ----- yellow arrow------
http://k2rd.freeservers.com/cgi-bin/i/FC3S/TPS/tps1.jpg ----- Red Arrow ------
and is this the screw that has to be turned in order to adjust it???
http://k2rd.freeservers.com/cgi-bin/i/FC3S/TPS/tps6.jpg ----- yellow arrow------
The EGR solenoid valve should not have any exposed screws. It should have a little air filter at one end and a nipple with a hose connected to it on the other end. Actually, it has 2 hoses connected to 2 nipples 90 degrees opposed at the other end. It sounds like you are missing the little air filter. I would replace the valve, you are sucking in dirty air into the EGR valve, which may eventually cause it to fail.
Yes, that is the TPS, and the adjustment for it.
Irv, Keith's dad
Yes, that is the TPS, and the adjustment for it.
Irv, Keith's dad
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