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| 6.4L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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**EGR** CONFUSION **
Look guys I coach High School Football in Texas and if someone who knows nothing about Football ask me a question on let's say how to run/block an Influence Trap against a 4-3 defense or what ever I would be able to tell them. Now with that being said I know nothing about Diesel Trucks and as of 2 weeks ago I'm a first time owner. I bought a 2008 CC w/6.4L PS - I have done a DPF/CAT delete and went with the SCT9625OR tuner.
When tuning it ask Has the EGR been removed from Vehicle ? Answer choices are - Yes it has & No it hasn't - Seems simple RIGHT ? WRONG !! First let me say I have done nothing to the EGR period and don't really understand it ! (So I would think "No it Hasn't" is the proper choice) Here's the deal I keep getting mixed info. from all the experts- Innovative Diesel -- Rudy's -- SCT. I want say who said what as I'm sure they all have their reasons and I don't want to trash anyone. Some say click "Yes it Has" (even though it hasn't) and some say click "No it Hasn't" (because it hasn't) I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE HECK TO DO !!! CAN YOU UNDERSTAND MY CONFUSION ?? HELP !!! |
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Yes - I think that is correct from talking with all the pros, but which is the correct choice ?
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Personally, I would click yes to shut the valve off. With the valve off, it will stay closed and help prevent (won't stop them completely) the hot gases from going through the EGR coolers and causing them to blow. The 6.4 coolers are a lot better than the 6.0 coolers but can still blow.
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I've been in the same boat as you for a little over a year now. I don't know what to answer to it, so I choose no it hasn't. I'm still not totally sure what yes does, but from what I understand it still cycles it at idle.
I had it answered yes until recently, when I tried to answer no again, and my EGR valve stuck. So, I reprogrammed it saying yes again and the truck ran fine. Then I had to have the truck inspected so I put the DPF on but still said yes when I reprogrammed it, and then the EGR valve stuck, and I got it replaced under warranty. Not sure what you want to take from that, cause I still can't really tell what I'm supposed to do. I posted this same question on PSN and didn't really get a definitive answer from anyone....
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Everything I have read on the forums (mainly over on PSN) is to choose YES. To be sure, I would shoot a PM to Aaron at Rudy's.
His user name on here is "Rudy's diesel performance" |
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It is just as confusing trying to pick out which egr delete to install. When it's time, I'll probably go to Rudy (wish he was closer) and have it done with head studs. My truck has been DPF/DOC deleted and tuned for 65k (has 85k on the clock) and I've always answered no, and have not seen any issues, yet.
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Triple E44 - your right doesn't seem to be a definitive answer ! LOL !!
Stroker - I have selected "YES" but common sense says select "NO" and I have talked to Aaron and Gabe at Rudy's very nice guys and seem to know their stuff, but so does Innovative and SCT - I want say who but 2 said select "NO" -- & 1 said select "YES" -- I'm LOST/CONFUSED on this one. |
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I would go by what Eric at Innovative says to do then. He has been tuning with the Livewire since it released and knows his stuff.
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Hopefully one of the Experts (Not me) will get on here, give us an answer and then explain their position. I'd take the dam thing off if I had the $$$ to do so, but will have to wait awhile !!
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