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Cleaning EGR's
Is it worth trying to clean an EGR valve or buy a new one. Thanks! Kevin
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Re: Cleaning EGR's
cleaning usualy works, try that first. use a screened gasket from NAPA when replacing it to keep the larger carbon particles out.
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Re: Cleaning EGR's
What do you recommend to clean my EGR valve with? THNAKS! Kevin
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Re: Cleaning EGR's
After you remove it, work the plunger(pintle) in and release it until it works freely without sticking. If it sticks open a little, keep pushing the plunger in and releasing until if fully closes. Don't use any solvents. Mine have always unstuck with this procedure.
VMag/Bravada...RIP... had a fellow named Jim in Phoenix who installed a stainless faucet screen on his gasket a few years ago to stop carbon chunks... the same time I drilled a dime sized disk with tiny holes and fitted to the gasket to stop the chunks in mine. Boy time flies...that was a good site too until the cyber maggots ruined it. |
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Re: Cleaning EGR's
use Chris' method combined with lots of compressed air to blow out any thing you loosen up.
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Re: Cleaning EGR's
Thanks guys for all ther great info! I'm trying it all! Kevin
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