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crankcase pressure 850 1994

posted by  jwalker on  Tue Sep 27 06:01 CST 2011
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I wanted to respond to your post so it will "move up in line" and it might get noticed by someone more knowledgable than the three of us.

No, I didn't remove the EGR for cleaning. Haven't gotten any further than replacing the flame trap's hoses and tossing the screen. Removing the EGR and cleaning it are new territory for me...

I too would prefer not to remove the intake manifold. Sounds like a PITA job. Plus I've never done one before.

So is the EGR attached to one of the flame trap hoses or where do I look for it?






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