Under hood, center, upper engine area, mounted in rear of intake manifold
p0401 is related to EGR valve flow. Possible bad EGR, check passageway under EGR to see if its plugged See also for the DPFE before changing the EGR Valve.
Does a 2000 pontiac gran am 4 cyl. Have an egr valve all that parts stores have is a gasket. Gm says it does not have one. Car shakes and shimmies when you stop at an intersection which everyone says check the EGR valve
it is in one of the valve covers
Trouble code P0401 means: Insufficient EGR Flow Detected Need to replace the EGR valve
== == First off Your Honda is really an Isuzu Rodeo, but you already knew that. These have the GM electronic egr. if you have the 3.2 motor. The only way to fix it is to replace the egr valve.
Different pistons. Cam might be different. Valve sizes are different.
Driver's side front.
The valve is at the front of the engine just behind the A/C Compressor. Its just above the thermostat. Be careful as for some unknown reason GM has designed this valve without polarity. It can be installed upside down which will yield less than impressive results. Where is the EGR valve located on a 1995 Chevrolet Blazer with a vortec engine?
Yes, There the same.
At the engine oil filler cap. On a 350 GM engine it is located on one of the valve covers, and is easily found. If you cannot find this cap, then you have no business working on this engine.
Yes, they are very different.
I was looking up the same thing and came across these answers: ... "very well be that the egr valve is coverd in carbon. The carbon is easy to clean with a wire brush if you remove the valve.The main cause of malfunction in an egr valve is the carbon build up leaving it stuck open or closed! Simple huh? i have a 99tl that had the same problem. simply remove the intake and clean the carbon from the passages to egr. it not difficult, it took about 15 mins and have not had trouble since, good luck!"