2003 egr delete kit
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The stock up-pipe has a "flex" section built into it. With the EGR cooler gone, it doesn't support that up-pipe anymore, and it will move around a lot and crack, eventually needing to be replaced anyways. The stock one for 05+ trucks also has a "scoop" built in to it, so putting a solid pipe eliminates that restriction (even if it's plugged).
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EGR up pipe
Thanks for the info!
Im new to the diesel world! Purchased a 2003 powerstroke 5spd for a good price and Im in the process of working through all the bugs. coolant flush (ELC), thermostat, egr delete etc. possably a oil cooler replacement. I pull a 30ft toy hauler and am happy with the performance and dont plan on touching the tune for know!
Im new to the diesel world! Purchased a 2003 powerstroke 5spd for a good price and Im in the process of working through all the bugs. coolant flush (ELC), thermostat, egr delete etc. possably a oil cooler replacement. I pull a 30ft toy hauler and am happy with the performance and dont plan on touching the tune for know!
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Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 8,208
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Thanks for the info!
Im new to the diesel world! Purchased a 2003 powerstroke 5spd for a good price and Im in the process of working through all the bugs. coolant flush (ELC), thermostat, egr delete etc. possably a oil cooler replacement. I pull a 30ft toy hauler and am happy with the performance and dont plan on touching the tune for know!
Im new to the diesel world! Purchased a 2003 powerstroke 5spd for a good price and Im in the process of working through all the bugs. coolant flush (ELC), thermostat, egr delete etc. possably a oil cooler replacement. I pull a 30ft toy hauler and am happy with the performance and dont plan on touching the tune for know!
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