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JJun-08-09 09:05 PM
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#126015, "Brain fart question..."


          

Someone pleaz remind me what this is for, and how/if I can remove it completely... it has never stayed attached, makes no discernable difference to the engine, and generally pisses me off. Oh, and I just melted the vacuum tip off (touched the manifold), heh.



My EGR is blocked off,
- J

  

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Black CottonJun-08-09 09:36 PM
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#126016, "RE: Brain fart question..."
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egr solenoid.... its an electro-mechanical device, that uses the pcm to activate it to allow vac, through it to open up the egr valve.

it can never really be removed with out throwing a code, it can however be looped so that the egr valve and piping themselves can be eliminated. and thus you can tuck that device some where else say under your dash.

  

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JJun-08-09 09:48 PM
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#126017, "RE: Brain fart question..."
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Alrighty, so I guess my question is... how can I create a loop for it? Do I just plug the head where it attaches and run the solenoid off a vacuum line from the intake or what?

Hiding it under the fuse box appeals to me a whole lot more than any resistor mod (to reliably *not* throw a CEL)... if I can get it there. I've driven so very long without it actually attached (years) as it keeps blowing off (got tired of it), and I've not gotten any no-flow CEL's. My car is a '97 MTX.

- J

  

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Black CottonJun-08-09 09:53 PM
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#126018, "RE: Brain fart question..."
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plug the intake, leave the connector attached, and take a piece of vac. hose and go from the cylinder vac port to the disk vac port and your done.

  

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bzossJun-09-09 10:58 AM
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#126022, "RE: Brain fart question..."
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Anyone have pictures? I just wany to be sure that I am doing what you are saying to do. Pictures are just so much easier to follow. emoji

Built block.
Refinished head.
Tuned suspension.
TURBO.

  

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