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06-17-2004, 12:19 AM
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EGR Valve
Well I just replaced the EGR Vlave
 (182.00) I hope this stops the code 63. Im not sure how to clean the old one to know if its any good or just gummed up. I do know the part is stamped GM so it must be 16yrs. old. The car has about 108+ miles on it. I reset the computer. Please do you think the light will come on again. Im about to sell the car for 1.00 right now Im so disgusted  with it. I only paid 750.00 for it and so far I have had to put in CV joints (both) starter,Altenator, Modular,Coils,plugs,and now the EGR Valve had the car for less than a yr now.(UGHHHHHHHHHHH) sorry to sound like a winey one but I need to vent. oh and ontop of that the plastic cap broke in three places will this hurt anything I taped it with black tape. WELL Thanks Michele 
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10-10-2004, 10:56 PM
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Re: EGR Valve
No, won't hurt anything. Just, next time go to a salvage yard.
EGR valve @ Autozone: $182.00 EGR valve @ Salvage yard: $25.00 Saving bundles of money: Priceless.
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