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Posted By: phalinmegob egr blanking - 1st Apr 2010 10:18pm
right guys and gals, i keep reading about blanking off my egr valve on my 95 cavalier(ex ste),can someone explain the benefits and problems off this to me as it seems really easy to do,but why would i want to?
Posted By: chris_gilly Re: egr blanking - 1st Apr 2010 10:28pm
dead easy use a peice of metal gasket to block it off.

the EGR is to warm the engine up quicker and therefor lower emmisions from cold.

ideally its ment to lower fuel consumption.

PM me i have some metal gasket sheet we can sort something out.
Posted By: MrPhil Re: egr blanking - 2nd Apr 2010 12:23am
Some people say their cars run quicker? This is on the 1.8/2.0 vectra's.

Maybe it's down to mind?

Posted By: StuyMac Re: egr blanking - 2nd Apr 2010 10:14am
It recirculates exhaust gasses in to the intake - you think thats good for combustion?

I removed it on my last BMW and it felt smoother, more powerful and made less black smoke.

Unfortunatly I cant remove it on this car as it flags up an error on the IDrive, if I could remove it though, I would!
Posted By: MattLFC Re: egr blanking - 2nd Apr 2010 10:17am
Did it on the 420 as everyone does, and it made it a bit more responsive... nothing major, but certainly something.
Posted By: Capt_America Re: egr blanking - 2nd Apr 2010 3:20pm
It putd exhaust gas back into the intake? Who's brilliant idea is that!
Posted By: phalinmegob Re: egr blanking - 2nd Apr 2010 7:16pm
so are there any negative sides to doing this
Posted By: chris_gilly Re: egr blanking - 2nd Apr 2010 9:24pm
higher emmisions whilst cold
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