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Old 03-23-2005, 09:56 PM
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egr valve location?

ok where is my egr and how do i remove it, i have slight hesitation and im going to start there, 98 4.3l
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Re: egr valve location?

im not shure where is is on your year.....
but on my 93...it's just under the hose connected to the throttle body........its a small black cylinder with 2 bolts holding it on...and has a small wire harness plugged into it...
unplug the harness..2 bolts its off...
rember to clean it well..let it soak over night in tb cleaner.....i used a small wire brush to help clean out the carbon....make shure the plunger moves freely (very important)
you will also need a new gasket....most of them break when removed.........

i know mines a 93....but cleaning/removel is the same....im shure someone knows xcatly where it is for your year,,,,,,,
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Old 03-23-2005, 10:32 PM
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Re: egr valve location?

ok, i think i know where it is, thanks, if anybody knows for sure though, ill still take it
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