- Mar 29, 2012
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Hey well I've been pondering the idea of deleting my egr, I've read alot of articals on which people just seem to argue on all I'm wondering is what do I have todo to delete it?
Um, take it all out pretty much is all you have to do.
You'll want to buy (or make) something similar to this:
http://www.rjminjectiontech.com/collections/egr-eliminators/products/egr-eliminator
You'll get a code if you don't. Engine timing may also be affected if the computer thinks the EGR is constantly open.
You can't just remove it without shutting the function out of the ECM somehow.
The ECM will still act like the parts are present, even if they are gone, and it will run the EGR program, which not only operates the stuff you took off, but also changes your fuel delivery and timing. It will keep making these changes, assuming the EGR stuff is in place. Then when the O2 sensors dispute this, it will try even harder while throwing a code.
Sorry. I couldn't tell when you only told him to remove the parts.I am aware.
There is plenty of benefit from not pumping hot, oxygen deficient air into your engine.