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Old 08-11-2003, 11:13 PM
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I may feel like a retard here in a minute, but what's an EGR?
Exhaust Gas Recirculation - i think he was meaning the breather tube
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yeah, when I disconnected that plug, my revs seemed to sustain for a second longer than normal.

took out the cheap $20 CAI I got from eBay and put back the stock box. I think the acctuator in the prelude resonator box helps reduce back pressure.

What are these things?

My intake had a total of 3 tubes going into it: breather, and two other ones which I don't know



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on the underside of your hood you should have a sticker that shows the schematics of the vacuum lines..egr..and those goodies. Maybe that will help you figure out all those hoses.
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