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Thread: EGR Modulator Removal

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    davidkench Guest

    EGR Modulator Removal

    Hi,

    Having removed the EGR Valve, is there any reason that I cannot completely remove the EGR Modulator and all EGR Vacuum Tubing and apply a rubber blanking plug to the T-piece in the Brake-Servo tubing to maintain the integrity of the braking system?

    Any advice greatly appreciated.

    Cheers,

    David

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    Absolutely no reason for not doing it.

    Personally found that a short piece of 1/4" micro tubing with a 'goofy' plug do the trick (pre-heat in warm water to ease installation). Can get these at any irrigation store.

    Rgds
    Matt
    Last edited by mturri; 18th October 2011 at 11:32 PM. Reason: further clarif

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    Thats exactly what I did. Bought the blanking ends in a pack of 5 from Repco.

    You will get a couple of fault code permanently set on your Nanocom or Hawkeye.

    Cheers Nino.

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    Quote Originally Posted by landy View Post
    You will get a couple of fault code permanently set on your Nanocom or Hawkeye.
    Only on early engines (EU2).

    Rgds
    Matt

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