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| 6.7 Performance Parts Discussion 6.7 Performance Parts Discussion |
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EGR Delete VS: bypass / unplug
I have been looking into this as it seems there are a few different thoughts. I have the DPF delete and S&B installed. Just trying to decide if I want to install the EGR delete kit I bought or not. Can someone chime in with the benefits of completely removing the system vs just unplugging it as per H&S installation manual?
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You risk damaging your egr w it just unplugged. I believe it just closes the egr from the exhuaust manifold, but there is still a chance it will damage. I just did the block off plates for added security.
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EGR Delete VS: bypass / unplug
So you left the EGR on but just used block off plates? Or you removed the entire EGR? If just plates can you put some pick up?
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Yeah I left the egr just in case I have to take it to the stealership for work. I did the block plates from the manifold to the egr. I can moniter the egts also.
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How do you risk damaging it? H&S recommends just unplugging it when you are DPF deleted...
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Exhaust can still seep thru the egr and damage it. Its like an added safety feature. That way no exhaust can cake the egr up.
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EGR Delete VS: bypass / unplug
Just got my mini max programmer and am now looking into delete kits and exhaust that would work the best if something goes wrong and I have to return everything back to stock for the dealership?
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Flo pro very easy to take off and put on.
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