EGR valve
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Re: EGR valve
Originally posted by rayvendawn
What happens if the egr valve doesn't work at all? What does it do and whatnot?
What happens if the egr valve doesn't work at all? What does it do and whatnot?
That doesn't mean that it'll run hotter because the cooling system can handle the extra heat, but at idle the thermostat may stay open longer.
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EGR is not open during idle, so it's operation has nothing to do with the temp during idle.
EGR is only enabled when you're going over 35 (I believe) and when you've been cruising at low throttle ( some percentage i forget) for a certain amount of time. The DIY Prom guys know the specifics.
EGR is only enabled when you're going over 35 (I believe) and when you've been cruising at low throttle ( some percentage i forget) for a certain amount of time. The DIY Prom guys know the specifics.
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Originally posted by safemode
EGR is not open during idle, so it's operation has nothing to do with the temp during idle.
EGR is only enabled when you're going over 35 (I believe) and when you've been cruising at low throttle ( some percentage i forget) for a certain amount of time. The DIY Prom guys know the specifics.
EGR is not open during idle, so it's operation has nothing to do with the temp during idle.
EGR is only enabled when you're going over 35 (I believe) and when you've been cruising at low throttle ( some percentage i forget) for a certain amount of time. The DIY Prom guys know the specifics.
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