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Old 05-11-2003, 08:06 PM
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Have '92 SSE. Have owned since new. Books shows EGR on driver side front of engine. I have looked over both manifolds and cannot find an EGR. What is going on here?
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Which book are you using? Many of the 92s did not have an EGR.
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Is there a problem with it? Or are you just looking out of curiousity?
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Thanks for the replies.

I have a Haynes manual.

Reason I'm looking for EGR is intermittently the rpm drop off about 100 rpm and slight rotten egg smell. Still getting same gas mileage as when new and has great power. Of course I'm going on 186,000 miles so I thought it couldn't hurt to replace 02 sensor. That helped, so just to make sure I thought I would clean the EGR. NO EGR. Good.
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Well that "rotten egg smell" is your O2 Sensor, just like mine! I installed a Bosch O2 last year or so & now it seems that it too has dying on my. I know it'* the O2 on my car as the CAT has been long gone now & replaced with a resonator instead.

As for that EGRLess engine we both have, well, I've been gathering valves & getting the LH exhaust manifold re-welded by a friend to fix mine!

This too shall get fixed when I start rebuilding that 3800 Series II I got stored in another buddy'* garage waiting.
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Originally Posted by DeathRat
Well that "rotten egg smell" is your O2 Sensor, just like mine! I installed a Bosch O2 last year or so & now it seems that it too has dying on my. I know it'* the O2 on my car as the CAT has been long gone now & replaced with a resonator instead.

As for that EGRLess engine we both have, well, I've been gathering valves & getting the LH exhaust manifold re-welded by a friend to fix mine!

This too shall get fixed when I start rebuilding that 3800 Series II I got stored in another buddy'* garage waiting.
Actually I must correct this post from earlier today! I was mistaken in my info regarding the "Rotten Egg Smell". This smell is either caused by the CAT or by fuel additives in the gasoline, I've been told. In my case it'* the fuel additives as I do not have a CAT to cause this smell. :?
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Now I smell some new horses getting ready to go under the hood one of these days soon.... Make that DeatRat mobile run.....

AL, How much would it generaly cost to do a rebuild of a 3800 II engine??
JR my car is called "Bone-Evil" btw not the DeathRat mobile......LOL
I'm looking around $3000 Cdn for my rebuild & upgrading my 3800 Series II NA to a 3800 Series II SC version instead!
Since I sell most of the parts I need or have friends that are doing the machine work for parts that I sell, my cost relatively cheaper than most others.
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Ok "Bone Evil"Any educated guesses on what the perofrmance heart of Bone Evil will make when your done... Are you going to chase down GTP'* and Kill them....
DONE???? :?
Well letz just say this Series II SC implant is temperory until I can afford that 1200Hp Twin SC'd V8 & RWD conversion with Big Disc Brakes all around!
This Series II implant I'm not sure yet as to HP output. it all depends on the parts I can afford to put into it after all & availability of them too! Either way, I would like to achieve in the neighbourhood of about 600HP & have a 12 Sec Quarter mile time or better too!
As for chasing cars, well just say GTP'* will not be the main coarse here! I'm after Vipers & Vettes!
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