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Can I leave the egr off and just bolt a plate on it or do I need to have the egr on it?
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What is "it"?
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Year/Model info? Supply more info before you ask a semi-vague question please. As long as you have a thick blockoff plate, you just bolt that in place of the EGR valve, then rip out the valve, canister, and everything associated with it. If you have a 2g, unless you do a little research, you will throw a CEL. On a 1g, this will cause no problems.
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You mean one of these?
http://www.ffwdconnection.com/boplate.shtml |
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Thx for the link, just as cheap as making it. But a little better looking.
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FFWD's looks good to me. I used the stainless steel one they used to sell. Good quality and very fast shipping.
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Just as a side note, seeing you ask a question like this when you work at a "huge speed shop" and have a car like you described in your introduction thread,
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You were just owned by the Asshat King, don't you feel dumb ;)
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IIRC LSE has EGR blockoff plates too.
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We are looking into having the etching removed, just not enough time recently w/the move. |
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HAHA I have one!
i hope i get bombed! jk I want to go treasure hunting.... -Colin |
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For those actually posted with an answer to this question...thanks...for those that posted just to be a d**k or to be a post whore...thanks for nothing! |
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Relax man. It's just an awefully basic question for someone of you stature. Don't take it too personally, we're tough on newcomers around here!
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Oh snap! We should have a n00b off!
3 2 1 n00b! |
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