EGR disabling question
EGR disabling question
"746 ECU" I changed EGR temps to 0's and now when driving around, I see that the BLM's are showing rich. Something definitely has changed. I can kinda understand that, but when I look at the log I see that the AIR Divert solenoid is still going on and off. Is that correct or does that mean that I haven't disabled the EGR and need to also disconnect the vacuum line to the valve?
Also, should I now correct my VE table to correct the rich BLM's?
Also, should I now correct my VE table to correct the rich BLM's?
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Will need to also disable the CCP. That will add fuel vapors to the mix. The AIR shoudn't have an affect on your VE table tuning.
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Originally Posted by bluzman2004
Rbob, what's the CCP? Thanks for the help, too.
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So do I unplug the hose going from the canister to the front of the TBI unit? If I unplug the solenoid it could throw a code. I'm not sure if this old of ECU actually monitors the solenoid itself though.
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Originally Posted by bluzman2004
So do I unplug the hose going from the canister to the front of the TBI unit? If I unplug the solenoid it could throw a code. I'm not sure if this old of ECU actually monitors the solenoid itself though.
RBob.
I'll give that a try. Since I disabled the EGR, I've been taking a ton of fuel out of the VE table and it still keeps showing rich. I'll try this and keep taking fuel out to see how it goes I guess. I was hoping to help out the gas mileage a little since I can pull some fuel out now.
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