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Old Aug 7, 2009 | 08:26 AM
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I removed it all. No code in 6 years.
Same result if you block the 2 ports and leave the valve in place.
What did you do with the EGR temp sensor that goes in the EGR tube ?
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What did you do with the EGR temp sensor that goes in the EGR tube ?
The wire is taped and stuffed in the loom.
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Originally Posted by AGENT 86
The wire is taped and stuffed in the loom.
Just wondering if it needed resistance to not report to the ECM.
My ERG Tube is in great shape and the heat shield is about 10 months old
But one day I might get rid of it.
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Just wondering if it needed resistance to not report to the ECM.
My ERG Tube is in great shape and the heat shield is about 10 months old
But one day I might get rid of it.
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Mine didn't, maybe later years.
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