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#11
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I had mine cleaned, I was told it was nearly all the way clean as is, question though, it seems to make a very fast ticking sound(at times), is that normal operation of it opening/closing? (noticed this after cleaning)
#12
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The EVAP Purge should click.. Most of the time the Only time the EGR will function is in gear and under load
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#13
Linear EGR
Fm > Bill
yes, you can clean it yourself. You may have to buy a new gasket to put it back together,
but often the pintle (valve) only needs to be cleaned of carbon to restore function.
yes, you can clean it yourself. You may have to buy a new gasket to put it back together,
but often the pintle (valve) only needs to be cleaned of carbon to restore function.
I've had considerable efforts on EGR valves, however, mine is ......and have found that they will collect carbon bits, which results in the pintle not seating securely. Thus, the code light coming on.
In my cleaning efforts, I'll start with some dental tools/picks, and finish with an air gun. It has worked on my 1995 car, and at 515,413 miles as we speak, there has never been an issue. [1995 SL2 Saturn in this case.]
Fm >Will
Your Linear EGR (94 and newer) is a completely different type,
and doesn't respond to cleaning as well as a digital valve.
This shouldn't stop you from trying though.
Your Linear EGR (94 and newer) is a completely different type,
and doesn't respond to cleaning as well as a digital valve.
This shouldn't stop you from trying though.
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