Deleting the EGR and AIR system off my car?
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Car: 92 Z28
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Deleting the EGR and AIR system off my car?
Ok so i want to free up some space under my hood. I dont know what the air system is or much about the EGR system. But can i trash it and how do i go about doing it?
Also is the hard lines going into my exhast mani's part of the AIR system? Can i just unplug those 2 boxes on the passinger side and yank it all out?
I need to put plugs and wires in and all those hard lines really look like they are going to be a pita to mess with.
Also is the hard lines going into my exhast mani's part of the AIR system? Can i just unplug those 2 boxes on the passinger side and yank it all out?
I need to put plugs and wires in and all those hard lines really look like they are going to be a pita to mess with.
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Re: Deleting the EGR and AIR system off my car?
They are, and that is usually the only reason to get rid of them. Its going to have virtually no effect on anything else. The EGR is completely out of anyones way or even view for that matter and there is no reason to even get involved with messing with it.
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Car: 92 Z28
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Re: Deleting the EGR and AIR system off my car?
Ok but i can pull those black things and all the tubes off the mani's with no probs?
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Re: Deleting the EGR and AIR system off my car?
The air system pumps fresh air into your exhaust manifolds to provide oxygen to the catalytic converter so that it will burn off the emissions properly. The EGR heats up the air/fuel mixture mostly for emissions purposes but it also helps the engine get up to operating temperature quicker. Removing the air system may affect the reading at the oxygen sensor and catalytic converter performance. Hope that helps a bit.
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Car: 92 Z28
Engine: TPI 305
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Re: Deleting the EGR and AIR system off my car?
Ok i pulled the AIR system off but im leaving the EGR system alone. I really need to know what belt i need to run to pull the air pump off the car? Is there a dummy pullie or what do i do?
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Re: Deleting the EGR and AIR system off my car?
You don't need a delete pulley on a serp car ---> https://www.thirdgen.org/serpentine
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