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Old 01-28-2012, 08:21 PM
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If I remove the EGR tube that runs from the Exhaust manifold to the intake manifold where it hook to the EGR temp swicth what will happen..

Will this throw a code or what I will keep the EGR temp swicth in place hooked up if needed just caped off.

The reason why I asked this I using a small hard line tube as of now I getting a pulsing ticking sound from the small tube I just want put back on during smog check every 2 years here in Cal.

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Originally Posted by Marv02
Will this throw a code off.
Most likely

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what I will keep the EGR temp swicth in place hooked up if needed just caped off.
still throw a code because no exh gas flowing past switch
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still throw a code because no exh gas flowing past switch
Thanks I need to Fab up a larger tube I guess to get rid of that pulsing type ticking sound at idel.

If I put a screwdrive on the Plentum and the other end to my ear thats where the sounds coming from I checked and gone thought the valve trian this is the only thing I could be.

The tube I have on it about half the diameter of the stock EGR tube.
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to get rid of that pulsing type ticking sound at idel.
Shouldn't be any noise ;
EGR does not operate at idle so no gases are flowing in the crossover pipe ( unless your EGR valve is leaking )
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Okay learned something New Thanks.

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Shouldn't be any noise ;
EGR does not operate at idle so no gases are flowing in the crossover pipe ( unless your EGR valve is leaking )

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