Posting for friend who's having difficulty locating it. Says it appears to be behind manifold( or obstructed by it ). Any tips for R & R, please. Bill W
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Posting for friend who's having difficulty locating it. Says it appears to be behind manifold( or obstructed by it ). Any tips for R & R, please. Bill W
If the reason he wants to replace it is a "low EGR flow" diagnostic code, it's probably not the valve itself. My '95 has several gismos to do what the older car used a single EGR valve for. Most likely, the EGR passages in the throttle to manifold fitting are clogged with gunk. You need to remove the TB, then the elbow that goes to the intake manifold. The channels I'm speaking of are between the gasket and the manifold. You can do a Google search of this newsgroup using the computer code and get gobs of help and advise.
Paul in Dayton
lie the other poster stated its probably the blockage behind the throttle body to the manifold that is giving you trouble.. its a psssage that goes behing the throttle body to the EGR valve in the int. manifold that is clogged with carbon deposits/junk... go to
Thanks, I'll pass it along. Bill W
Thanks, Jim. Bill W
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