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Old 06-10-2012, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by steelgtr
Did try that
I know you did - that's why I said that. You found this thread that was started in 2010.

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Old 06-10-2012, 01:20 PM
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That's funny cuz I usually get ragged at for not using it, LOL


thx

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ps: Is the plenum the same as the chamber?
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Update!

Originally Posted by Terrys87
Clean your modulator. I have seen the vacuum hose on the bottom of it come off and set off the code. Check all hoses on the EGR and going to Plenum, they will be clogged also.
Thanks, Terry.

I just got back from working on my truck and did this:

Removed the pipe from the egr valve to the intake mainifold, pulled vacuum on the egr and exhaust gas is popping out!

So, it looks like my problem is in the intake manifold. Again, the engine does not stall when pulling vacuum on the egr valve and now we know that gas is getting to the intake manifold. Also, the engine does not die with the egr valve disconnected from the intake manifold. me thinks that should be huge air leak??

Can you tell me which hose are the plenum ones and how to clean/clear?

thx

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Old 10-08-2012, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by 4Crawler
Goes into the intake side of the head, then in back to the EGR cooler then up inside the exhaust side of the each of the exhaust ports, the small hole above the large exhaust port. Those holes are behind the two block off plates in the picture below:



I cleaned mine from the exhaust side, using a gun cleaning solvent sprayed into each port then after soaking for a while, used compressed air to blow the passages out (lots of black sooty solvent comes out the EGR valve port.
Actually the EGR ports are below ports 2 and 3. They look like they'd be bolt holes but they're not and you'll see on a stock manifold they pipe straight inside. A header blocks the EGR ports.
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Anybody have any idea what the part # is on this EGR passage Gasket? Mine is just pissing out water when it's running.

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Old 04-04-2017, 03:56 PM
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Bolt size for the passage plate?

I've been trying to get the last two bolts in (motor is in vehicle) for the EGR/ coolant passage on the back of the head, but they slide right past the thread. They are the right bolts, I marked them when I pulled them, but it's just not working. What size are the bolts? How necessary are the bottom two bolts? Any help appreciated
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