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Old 08-19-2008, 01:26 PM
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It would seem if your not having issues then you probably would not need to do it. Personally I dont understand why even have an EGR - I hear it helps heat up the engine during winter - but other then that - I could care less to pump exhaust back into my engine! I tried to pull out my EGR but found the process to be a bear and i eventually gave up & taped her up (duct tape to the rescue) for a later endeavor when I have more patience and time to try again. I was having symptoms - if your not - well, do it if you want a good fight - getting that bugger out of there, could save you problems down the road - seems everyone eventually does have a problem with their EGR - but hey - if yours is fine - save the cash for later.
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