egr question
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egr question
currently the two hoses that come out of my egr solenoid are not connected.... i was just wondering how this would effect the way my car ran...and if i should get some hoses and hook them bakc up? thanks
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Re: egr question
Originally posted by thirdgenhero
currently the two hoses that come out of my egr solenoid are not connected.... i was just wondering how this would effect the way my car ran...and if i should get some hoses and hook them bakc up? thanks
currently the two hoses that come out of my egr solenoid are not connected.... i was just wondering how this would effect the way my car ran...and if i should get some hoses and hook them bakc up? thanks
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YES. EGR valve is not "the devil". It increases gas mileage and no it does not rob you of power, it's actually better for the life of the engine. Do not plug it up, hook it up the way it should be.
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Originally posted by Soulrev
YES. EGR valve is not "the devil". It increases gas mileage and no it does not rob you of power, it's actually better for the life of the engine. Do not plug it up, hook it up the way it should be.
YES. EGR valve is not "the devil". It increases gas mileage and no it does not rob you of power, it's actually better for the life of the engine. Do not plug it up, hook it up the way it should be.
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