EGR Delete problem?
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EGR Delete problem?
I decided to do an EGR delete for my 3.0, everything seemed to go smoothly and there arent any apparent leaks in the exhaust or the intake but it is idling pretty rough now and shot some sparks out the exhaust. I read somewhere that you are required to advance the timing but i cannot find it anymore. is this true? if so how many degrees?
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This isnt something that comes up in T100 land as often as in the older pickups (Hilux.)
It might be easier to find info if you disguise yourself as a pickup owner and check that forum.
I looked into this with my 22RE and found it had no benefit, other than making more pollution, so I just cleaned that system out completely and fixed all the sensors and vacuum leaks. After that the truck ran great for a long time. But if EGR delete is your game, I think the Hilux forums will have more info.
It might be easier to find info if you disguise yourself as a pickup owner and check that forum.
I looked into this with my 22RE and found it had no benefit, other than making more pollution, so I just cleaned that system out completely and fixed all the sensors and vacuum leaks. After that the truck ran great for a long time. But if EGR delete is your game, I think the Hilux forums will have more info.
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You dont have to advance the timing but these engines like it. I have mine set at 15. Im willing to bet you have a vacuum leak here:
common mistake hope that helps
common mistake hope that helps
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What I don't understand is the timing thing.
You said you couldn't find it anymore.
I'm assuming you jumped te1 and e1 to check/set timing.
More info
Mine likes 15 also.
You said you couldn't find it anymore.
I'm assuming you jumped te1 and e1 to check/set timing.
More info
Mine likes 15 also.
Last edited by ksti; 02-10-2013 at 07:01 AM.
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This isnt something that comes up in T100 land as often as in the older pickups (Hilux.)
It might be easier to find info if you disguise yourself as a pickup owner and check that forum.
I looked into this with my 22RE and found it had no benefit, other than making more pollution, so I just cleaned that system out completely and fixed all the sensors and vacuum leaks. After that the truck ran great for a long time. But if EGR delete is your game, I think the Hilux forums will have more info.
It might be easier to find info if you disguise yourself as a pickup owner and check that forum.
I looked into this with my 22RE and found it had no benefit, other than making more pollution, so I just cleaned that system out completely and fixed all the sensors and vacuum leaks. After that the truck ran great for a long time. But if EGR delete is your game, I think the Hilux forums will have more info.
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I will go check that now, thanks. And i guess ill advance the timing too, everyone has theirs at 15, i kinda feel left out!
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no vacuum advance on the timing, its all electronically based. As long as you jumped the te1 and e1in the diagnosis port when you set the timing, your all set to go. enjoy!!
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So as i was digging thru my motor, i saw a bunch of vacuum hoses clustered by the alernator and there is a plug un-plugged... i looked at vacuum diagrams and none of them show this (i think)... im not sure what it is or if i want it plugged in!
Edit:
I did relocate these when i took out my air box, they are upside down mounted where the airbox was instead of on the airbox. it was unplugged then also.
ABS maybe?
Edit:
I did relocate these when i took out my air box, they are upside down mounted where the airbox was instead of on the airbox. it was unplugged then also.
ABS maybe?
Last edited by TastyNapalm; 02-12-2013 at 12:00 PM.
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