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Topic subjectGetting rid of the EGR CEL code - tried it and works!
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111376, Getting rid of the EGR CEL code - tried it and works!
Posted by Kiku, Jan-20-03 08:43 AM
Dont know who has tried this before but i've always heard that just hooking up the solenoid up to the ecu harness even though you have the EGR blockoff kit gets rid of the CEL code.

Well i had nothing better to do and went ahead and tried it...and it WORKS!

Over 500 miles and no CEL code 32 yet ;)

Thought it was kind of interesting. I have a 97 ecu by the way, and 5speed tranny.
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1997 Chrysler Sebring "Silver XTC"
I4 420a w/ HRC Stage 3 w/ FMIC
14.7@97 mph@6psi
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111377, RE: Getting rid of the EGR CEL code - tried it and works!
Posted by juggalo, Jan-20-03 09:13 AM
yup i have posted about that before. you just have to remove one hose and put some vacuum caps on.
111378, RE: Getting rid of the EGR CEL code - tried it and works!
Posted by mcgyvr, Jan-20-03 10:38 AM
yes you wont see the code for the egr system failure BUT you will see the one for insufficient EGR flow cause the o2 sensor checks for that, just wait a while it will come on
111379, RE: Getting rid of the EGR CEL code - tried it and works!
Posted by juggalo, Jan-20-03 10:50 AM
it only comes on when you drive your car really hard for an extended period of time.
111380, RE: Getting rid of the EGR CEL code - tried it and works!
Posted by XtremeRS, Jan-20-03 01:15 PM
Yes, you WILL get the EGR insufficient flow CEL within time. You will get it when the ECU performs the IAC test. The ecu will close off the IAC and try and open up the EGR valve to compensate and pull in the needed air. The motor will stumble a bit when its not getting that air(since its blocked off), and trips the CEL. If I erase my codes, that particular code will come back at least once a week, up to once every 2 weeks i have noticed. Its also has come on within several days, but its usually longer. As far as i know, all of our ECU's will do this, although i have heard differenly on the 95's. I wish there was a way around this, but so far no luck..
111381, RE: Getting rid of the EGR CEL code - tried it and works!
Posted by juggalo, Jan-20-03 02:21 PM
since feburary of 2002 i have had mine just like in the pic i posted ^^^^^. i have only had the EGR trip the CEL 2x. both were after i had been hauling ass around town for 4 or 5 hrs.
111382, RE: Getting rid of the EGR CEL code - tried it and works!
Posted by Kiku, Jan-20-03 03:21 PM
I only need to get rid of the CEL long enough to pass emissions ;)

Then that bish comes off! hehe
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Vinnie Lima
vinnie.lima@jvllogistics.com
AIM: Kiku888
1997 Chrysler Sebring "Silver XTC"
I4 420a w/ HRC Stage 2.45 w/ FMIC
14.7@97 mph@6psi
Proud member of the
ASOG BoOsT JuNkIe Crew