Bodge-it
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I recently had a Celtic Tuning remap by Redgorton Garage near Perth and as part of this I had them (electronically) delete the EGR from the ECU.
The effect of deleting the EGR from the ECU means the ECU no longer looks for it functioning, although the valve itself is still open to the crud from the exhaust, so physical blanking is still required to stop the nasty stuff from chocking up your valve and intake.
Picture 1 shows the three bolts to remove the turbo heat shield
Picture 2 shows the shield removed and where to look for the EGR pipe
Picture 3 shows the back of the manifold where the EGR pipe fits on the intake
To be continued....
The effect of deleting the EGR from the ECU means the ECU no longer looks for it functioning, although the valve itself is still open to the crud from the exhaust, so physical blanking is still required to stop the nasty stuff from chocking up your valve and intake.
Picture 1 shows the three bolts to remove the turbo heat shield
Picture 2 shows the shield removed and where to look for the EGR pipe
Picture 3 shows the back of the manifold where the EGR pipe fits on the intake
To be continued....