Dick
Pull vacuum on the EGR valve while the engine is running. Autozone has free MityVac rentals where you pay a deposit and get full refund when you return the tool.
Your engine should run rough or stall and the EGR valve should hold vacuum. You should also check to see the throttle vacuum ports leading to the modulator aren't plugged.
If these checked out and you still have problems, let me know. Or do a search > 1998 Camry, 4-Cyl, 70K miles. Check Engine Light comes on. OBD II
hello, ok I'm having the same problem. I replaced the EGR but after about 2 days the check engine ight came back on. Where is the egr vacuum solenoid valve located? And where can you buy one. I've been searching on line with no success. I have a 2001 Camry with a 4 cyl. Wayne ::::
The VSV is located between the #2 #3 intake plenums. Just above the top of the rear engine mount.
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The EGR VSV on my 97 Camry was located on the passenger side way down behind the intake manifold kind of behind the motor mount. I don't know if this is the same location on your or not. I you follow the vacuum hose going to the side of the EGR manifold that has only one port that one should go to the Vacuum Solenoid Valve.
I found a supplier
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