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Natt
8th April 2011, 01:15 PM
Afternoon all
I know..I Know....:( But where is the EGR on my 2005 Defender?:( Pic would help me find what im looking for.....Please......do you need any other info?;)
Thanks
Natt
Tombie
8th April 2011, 01:43 PM
Take a look here: TD5 EGR removal (http://web.mac.com/rovertech/TRT/Vehicle_Modifications/Entries/2008/4/29_DISCOVERY_TD5_EGR_removal_kit_fitting_instructi ons.html)
Same location of plumbing for Disco and Defender...
2005 Model has a cooler on front of block and slightly different inlet manifold end but nothing else.
Blanking kits are the same, with only extra blanking plates for the cooler.
Natt
8th April 2011, 01:45 PM
Thank you Tombie :cool:
Hugh42732
3rd May 2011, 06:12 AM
I have looked :eek: but does anyone know anything about the EGR valve (and the removal of before mentioned item) on the ford powered versions of Defenders. I have a 06/2009 model and the EGR is squeeking and I am told it will need replacing, $500 or about 800 km round trip to do under warrenty.
Thanks in advance for your replies,
Hugh
spudboy
3rd May 2011, 08:10 AM
Removing the EGR on a Puma will give you "Engine Light" problems.
There are a few threads on how to do this with a blanking plate with a hole drilled in it to fool the computer, but I don't think anyone has yet found a good solution for Pumas.
HTH
David
pannawonica
3rd May 2011, 10:25 AM
Bell auto service in the uk have a EGR removal solution with what I believe
further developements to come. Complete hard ware removal. However at the
moment it consists of a zero operating stratagies for the Puma
Give Pete an e-mail as he seem quite helpful.
Have you tried cleaning the egr valve with brake cleaner etc?:)
hans
3rd May 2011, 02:23 PM
where do you buy these kits ??????
sashadidi
3rd May 2011, 03:46 PM
Removing the EGR on a Puma will give you "Engine Light" problems.
There are a few threads on how to do this with a blanking plate with a hole drilled in it to fool the computer, but I don't think anyone has yet found a good solution for Pumas.
HTH
David
local Landrover specialist shop blanked off Puma EGR two weeks ago all well (no Lights) and idle seems smoother (subjective of course)I believe there is a line of code from a UK company that will stop this light problem , I saw this on defender UK forum from memory
Hugh42732
4th May 2011, 05:48 PM
sashadidi do you know where I xan find out more info on them or maybe I should get it fixed under warrenty and a EGR replacement kit will be more readily available later.
sashadidi
5th May 2011, 04:33 AM
sashadidi do you know where I xan find out more info on them or maybe I should get it fixed under warrenty and a EGR replacement kit will be more readily available later.
will check on Friday what was done exactly and get back to you.
I think it was Bell Auto service who have the code for the computer from memory and I know my guy deals with them
Camper
14th May 2011, 03:01 PM
Is the EGR a supposed improvement to the engine operation or a requirement to meet exhaust emission standards?
Blknight.aus
14th May 2011, 03:47 PM
exhaust emission improvement, specifically the reduction of oxides of nitrogen.
when it all works properly you dont know its there, when they go wrong you notice it, removing it allegedly improves engine performance but really its just restoring what was lost.
check and flush the intercooler and inlet manifold while you have it out and apart.
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