EGR
I have a 6.5l with an egr. can i just remove the egr from the intake and make a plate to close it back in or do i need to find a intake from a vin f that never had an egr? any help would be great thanks.
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yeah you can put a plate but a vin f intake manifold flows better. it looks like you got a 1996 so your going to need a tune to completey remove a egr without codes and other computer crap that happens when you unhook the egr.
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Thanks for the help I am going to keep my eyes open to replace for the f but until then I will just make a plate.
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try ebay i see them on there all the time for 100 bucks
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Is this truck going to remain stock or are you turning it up? If its staying stock I would just leave the egr on it. I have a 94 1 ton without egr and a 95 3/4 ton with egr and I cant tell a difference in them. It's like a #9 res. supposed to add power I don't think anything they ever did to them from the factory added power.
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the point of deleting the egr isnt for power really its for cleaning out your engine. have you ever seen the inside of a 6.5 inatke manifold with a egr. there is carbon everywhere. so much so that after a while it can clog your intake runners.
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Yes I know it dirty s it up. What I am trying to say is basically the same thing you said earlier that it's not just taking the egr of and throwing it away. You have to put a different ecm on or fool the one you have into thinking it has an egr still on it. If you are just driving the truck I wouldn't take it off I don't think the money spent $300-$500 so you don't have to run a garden hose through the intake every 100,00 miles or so when you have the intake off is worth it. Now if you are planing on running a after market ecm thats a different story I would remove the egr.
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my thoughts exaclty
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I thought we mostly where in agreement.
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Thanks for the input.
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