Quick Question about EGR Valves. . .
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Are the EGR valves in our cars spring loaded to the open or closed position and then the energised solenoid moves the valve AGAINST spring pressure? :?
Originally Posted by MACDRIVE
Are the EGR valves in our cars spring loaded to the open or closed position and then the energised solenoid moves the valve AGAINST spring pressure? :?
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Originally Posted by PEARL_JAM
Originally Posted by MACDRIVE
Are the EGR valves in our cars spring loaded to the open or closed position and then the energised solenoid moves the valve AGAINST spring pressure? :?
It'* neither. Your valve (94 and newer) is a linear actuator. It uses pulse-width modulation to open the valve for varying amounts of 'on time'.
The 91-93 are a digital EGR with three separate solenoids, each opening a different diameter orifice. It uses combinations of these to get the correct flow.
The 91-93 are a digital EGR with three separate solenoids, each opening a different diameter orifice. It uses combinations of these to get the correct flow.
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Originally Posted by willwren
It'* neither. Your valve (94 and newer) is a linear actuator. It uses pulse-width modulation to open the valve for varying amounts of 'on time'.
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