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mycorsaislow

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Registered: 20th Dec 12
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8th Jan 13 at 10:09

My friend has an x14 with a power box and said he had hag nothing but trouble with it because of an egr valve/sensor. I've ordered one for my x16 so would there be any modification to the egr thing and where would it be located?

daine

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8th Jan 13 at 23:22

If your power box is fitted properly! the EGR valve doesn't have to be touched.
blank off were the throttle support bracket un-bolts from, this allows the EGR to work as
normal and thus no problems

mycorsaislow

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9th Jan 13 at 13:06

Your a hero Thanks! I'll get a blanking plate then!

Mikey_j

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9th Jan 13 at 19:55

You shouldnt have any issue other then the management light flicking on when decelerating from iirc 60mph. Should go off once the ignition has been turned off. Engine idle is far smoother without the egr, Imo positives outway the negatives

IvIarkgraham

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Registered: 27th Mar 04
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10th Jan 13 at 04:10

blank the egr off, but keep it plugged in

as said the eml will come on from time to time

mine only came on if i coasted down from over 100

Jed D

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10th Jan 13 at 07:37

quote:
Originally posted by daine
If your power box is fitted properly! the EGR valve doesn't have to be touched.

THIS

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
blank the egr off, but keep it plugged in

NOT THIS

no gain what so ever from blanking it.

i never bothered when i had mine, and the eml never came on or flickered, ran perfectly fine and healthy

mycorsaislow

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12th Jan 13 at 09:18

thanks guys! I'm thinking about getting a garage to fit it for me because i dont want to break anything. but its quite a simple job right?

daine

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13th Jan 13 at 10:24