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·I just checked out my EGR system this past weekend and found that the EGR valve won't hold vacuum./wwwthreads_images/icons/frown.gif Got all the hoses back in the proper place (stupid previous owner/wwwthreads_images/icons/tongue.gif), and the valve works if I manually depress it, but if I put any vacuum on it - nothing.
Is it possible to rebuild this? I understand that they are about $70 to replace/wwwthreads_images/icons/shocked.gif.
Also, between the manifold and the valve, there was a metal plate (same shape as the gasket) that blocked the opening into the manifold. Is this supposed to be there? Or, did someone put this here to disable the EGR? It looks like it could have been home-made.
Is it possible to rebuild this? I understand that they are about $70 to replace/wwwthreads_images/icons/shocked.gif.
Also, between the manifold and the valve, there was a metal plate (same shape as the gasket) that blocked the opening into the manifold. Is this supposed to be there? Or, did someone put this here to disable the EGR? It looks like it could have been home-made.