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My car boggs at 1500 to 2000 rpms, it is really annoying now when releasing the clutch when I am in first gear to get going it boggs.. http://www.sixthsphere.com/phpBB3/im...#111;n_mad.gif I think it is the EGR valve doing this, when I raise the idle it boggs but when I disconnect the vacuum line from the EGR it is fine. And when I raise the idle with the hose disconnected it is fine but when I connect the hose while the idle is up, it boggs and runs rough..I tried this with another EGR valve I got from the junkyard and does the same thing, I cleaned out both EGR valves and the diaphram moves and down. I also replaced the EGR solenoid. There is vacuum from the solenoid when I raise the throttle, so the solenoid is good.Is my EGR valve bad? I do not see how the valve can be bad, is there something internal that could be bad? The diaphram moves easy, so I think it is good, but when it is on the car connected it boggs at 1500 rpms..I just do not want to buy a new EGR valve and the bogging still happens..Driving the car like this is really annoying..What do you guys think? Edited by: sw2cam |
Before buying a new egr concider that the problem might not be the valuve itself. could be senosrs sending bad info to the computer. hook up a reader (or go to auto zone and let them do it) check the code erors. itcould be the ects sonsor or somthin simple. |
A) What year and model? Vacuum actuated EGR sounds early 90''s....
B) +1 on the ECTS. Especially if it has never been replaced. Replace connector when replacing sensor (just DO IT) Derf |
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