EGR/AIR delete...Can I remove the solenoids?
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EGR/AIR delete...Can I remove the solenoids?
For EGR delete: For confirmation I can remove all this stuff including the solenoid correct?
For AIR Delete:
I already removed the air pump and my car is tuned to not have air. What else is there to remove? Is this part of the AIR system too? I assume it is the bleeder after the recall? Since the pre-recall on shobox's site doesnt look like this. I assume its safe to remove the entire thing?
For AIR Delete:
I already removed the air pump and my car is tuned to not have air. What else is there to remove? Is this part of the AIR system too? I assume it is the bleeder after the recall? Since the pre-recall on shobox's site doesnt look like this. I assume its safe to remove the entire thing?
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i would think with the EGR valve gone, the solenoid would be pretty much useless.
I was wondering the same question you have, and im looking at that picture up top, and there is a vacum hose going to the valve, and one going to the intake. Without the valve there wouldnt really be much for it to do right?
I was wondering the same question you have, and im looking at that picture up top, and there is a vacum hose going to the valve, and one going to the intake. Without the valve there wouldnt really be much for it to do right?
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Once you decide to delete the systems, you can delete all the related parts. You will have to address the SES/code issues when deleting the solenoids, but all the parts have no purpose once you decide the system is no longer going to operate. Any "openings" have to be plugged - air source for the AIR pump, vacuum sources for solenoids, etc.
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i would think with the EGR valve gone, the solenoid would be pretty much useless.
I was wondering the same question you have, and im looking at that picture up top, and there is a vacum hose going to the valve, and one going to the intake. Without the valve there wouldnt really be much for it to do right?
I was wondering the same question you have, and im looking at that picture up top, and there is a vacum hose going to the valve, and one going to the intake. Without the valve there wouldnt really be much for it to do right?
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