98COBRA281 10 Year Member Nov 24, 2007 1,348 30 59 Port St. Lucie, Florida Dec 16, 2008 #1 Dec 16, 2008 #1 i am going to get rid of the egr system, but there are 2 vacume lines the come off of it, one comes off the egr valve, and the other comes off the tube that runs from the exhaust maniflor to the egr valve, should i just cap these lines off?
i am going to get rid of the egr system, but there are 2 vacume lines the come off of it, one comes off the egr valve, and the other comes off the tube that runs from the exhaust maniflor to the egr valve, should i just cap these lines off?
SaleenGT2001 Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2005 2,811 4 58 Four Oaks NC Dec 16, 2008 #2 Dec 16, 2008 #2 cap them off and disable the EGR in your tune. i made my vac system VERY simple.it runs the heat/ac controls, BOV, boost gauge and rail pressure sensor. no need for the evap or EGR IMO
cap them off and disable the EGR in your tune. i made my vac system VERY simple.it runs the heat/ac controls, BOV, boost gauge and rail pressure sensor. no need for the evap or EGR IMO
98COBRA281 10 Year Member Nov 24, 2007 1,348 30 59 Port St. Lucie, Florida Dec 16, 2008 #3 Dec 16, 2008 #3 SaleenGT2001 said: cap them off and disable the EGR in your tune. i made my vac system VERY simple.it runs the heat/ac controls, BOV, boost gauge and rail pressure sensor. no need for the evap or EGR IMO Click to expand... yes it will be turned off in my tune, when i get one...... whats the evap system, and whats needed to get rid of it?
SaleenGT2001 said: cap them off and disable the EGR in your tune. i made my vac system VERY simple.it runs the heat/ac controls, BOV, boost gauge and rail pressure sensor. no need for the evap or EGR IMO Click to expand... yes it will be turned off in my tune, when i get one...... whats the evap system, and whats needed to get rid of it?