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1998 5.7L Silverado 4WD. 130,000 miles. Just got
a P0404 error SES code, which is a warning on the EGR circuit. There are notorious stories about the EGR on these engines getting blocked up with junk, or just outright failing. Questions: Can you point me to where it is on the engine? I know what it looks like from looking at pictures. Is there anything special I need to know before removing it, or does it just pull right out after removing the two flange bolts that hold it on? ( I assume I'll have to put a new gasket on it even if I put the old one back in). Is there any hope of cleaning it and reusing it? These things cost a freakin' fortune (like $150). Thank you all. |
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Re: Location and removal of EGR help
Front top of lower intake manifold. Right next to coolant sensor/thermostat housing - upper radiator hose.
I have no tricks to cleaning it. Be careful and remove any carbon buildup around it and in the port. I reused my gasket. |
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Re: Location and removal of EGR help
Thanks! It's a lot bigger looking than I thought (it's about 2" in diameter).
I don't think I would have necessarily recognized it with all the other similar looking junk bolted on around the manifold. |
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