EGR Systems

the egr valve is usually located on the top right of the intake manifold on top of the engine so if your facing the engine, look down to your right

Yes, and it is illegal to drive a car with the converter removed.

you look on another site and in the mannual

egr valve location on a 1997 ford ranger 23l

Can't tell, but to a Regina ignition no EGR valve

EGR only on a BOSCH ignition, check vaccum lines for sure You must be able to findout a picture on the FCP Groton website Good luck

hi its just behind the oildipstick and just under engine cover hope this helps

my 1990 tracker runs at a little less than 3,500 rpms and it has a 1.6 backed with a 3-speed trany.

Cruising down the highway, off idle.

There are some model 2002 Trailblazers that do not have an EGR valve installed. If your vehicle does have an EGR valve it would be located on the top right side of the engine behind the intake air valve.

Look at the instructions for replacing spark plugs and the portion that deals with the rear / right spark plugs will lead you to the EGR valve. It's not difficult if you follow directions - just be careful not to lose the gasket.

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Overheating and high boost pressure typically are signs of an EGR problem.

Looking at the engine from the front of the car, see the aluminum cover marked 3.4L? At its' right rear corner on the side of the throttle body is a rounded gizmo with wires attached. That be it.

You can bypss the EGR by putting a bolt in the vaccum line going to the EGR valve blocking the EGR solenoid or alot of people make a plate replacing the valve with a plate but it will set the check engine light its better to just fix it.

It means that the On Board Diagnostics computer is receiving information from the sensor array that indicates a condition that suggests a problem with the EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) circuit. The EGR valve on that model consists of two parts - a vacuum manifold and a valve body. The hoses between the valve body and vacuum manifold could be leaking or disconnected, the gasket between the EGR valve and intake manifold could be bad or the valve itself could be stuck open or closed. If you have a handheld vacuum pump, you could attach it to the vaccum port and see if the valve will pull in when vacuum is applied. If you're not handy, it will be necessary to either find someone who is or take it to a trusted mechanic. The part costs about $100 from automotive parts suppliers.

Ther is no egr valve on the 2.2 turbo engines. With FI and turbo, there was no need. Some of the earlier carb engines did have egr.

EGR valve is located on the top of the motor, just to the right of your valve cover, in between the valve cover and the air intake tube. it has a 4-wire connector going to it. Besides the wire harness, the valve is held in by two 10mm bolts.

If equipped it is on the right front corner above the alternator.

How many miles or cycles have you put on the engine since cleaning? Some computers require you to put x amoutn of miles and start and stop cycles before clearing the check engine light. My 1997 pick up, it would take like 50 miles and a day or two of regular driving before it would go off. I hope it clears for you..............

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when it starts leaking

Remove the hoses. Unclip the electrical connector. Remove the bolts that hold it in place. Reverse to install the new one.

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It is the cylinderical sheet metal thing about the size of the bottom of a pop can located not far from the black plastic shield that covers your throttle linkage stuff on the top of your engine. It is to the upper left of this shield.

It is located in t he rear of the engine...close to the fire wall directly in the center. A little tricky to reach...small hands will help. Bolts on with 2 bolts.

If the EGR is electronically controlled, there isn't one. If not then either under the EGR or behind the TBI. Per dealership.