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Old 08-12-2008, 02:24 PM
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egr valve no worky?

Ok i took off the hose that goes to the top of the egr valve and there is no suction. Is this normal or no. I thought there was suppose to be vacuum on that hose. Can someone clarify this for me.

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It should open the pintle valve/diaphragm. If not, it's probably just stuck and needs cleaning. The vac port may be clogged, as well.
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Did you just check it at idle or while reving the RPMs up a lil bit. I don't think it has a vaccum at idle... I believe it's suppose to kick in at some RPMs and open the EGR valve a little...

correct me if I'm wrong N E one...
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i followed the hose i pulled, back to the metal hose that runs along valve cover then around to the thermastat housing .. i dont know what sensor that i pulled it from but is this the normal routing of this hose . i unpluged there as still no vac.
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i checked at both idle and higher rpms
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Oh...I misunderstood.

The hose goes to the bimetal vacuum valve. The vacuum valve opens once the motor has warmed and there is certain amount of load on the engine.

Here's a tech article explaining how it works.
http://www.autoshop101.com/forms/h61.pdf
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well sh+t after that article i think my hoses are all fubared. I done think they are in the right spots.. ill go check right now
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What year is your truck?
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Its a 1990
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Hmmmm......might be different than what I'm familiar with. Maybe someone would be kind enough to post some pics.

I'll see if I can locate some. I think I know where some may be.
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I think there's some pics in this thread. It's a little long, but just scroll through for pics.

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...lprits-142472/
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