Subject	EGR removal
Posted by	dream Z (MD) on May 08, 2006 at 8:05 PM
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Message	I am getting ready to pull my transmission and was wondering if I should remove the EGR since it will be easier to get to. Also if I should do it what is involved besides getting the EGR removal kit from 300 degree and what are the pros and cons of removing the EGR. I have done a little research using this site so I know the basics but just wanted some more insight. Thanks in advance
Follow Ups	EGR removal - dream Z (MD) 20:05:31 05/08/06 Interested to hear if anyone has an answer to this? - Znewbie 21:09:02 05/08/06 the 2 plates go on the plenum openings... - Spee 21:12:51 05/08/06 you'll need to pull the plenum too. (n/m) - Spee 21:10:14 05/08/06 Thanks spee did not know you had to do that - dream Z (MD) 21:15:28 05/08/06 Re: you'll need to pull the plenum too. - buzzfast 21:20:50 05/08/06 I don't know spee knows his stuff (n/m) - dream Z (MD) 21:33:34 05/08/06 You wont need to but you will need to unbolt the EGR tubes. - Patrick(Austin) 21:40:04 05/08/06 Just wondering... - Cincyzx 22:22:17 05/08/06 Actually does the opposite... - 90Z-NA (ATL) 07:52:48 05/09/06 I've done it before. - Spee 22:37:20 05/08/06 speaking from experience...yes you do. (n/m) - Spee 22:34:07 05/08/06 Pros..less crap to deal with, and doesn't put exhaust - CollegeBoy 21:48:01 05/08/06 Follow Spee's advice. He knows what he's doing and won't - 300zxquire 22:55:30 05/08/06 Things to mention 2 years ago... :-) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 00:32:47 05/09/06 I know you swaped it but I did not know shit about - dream Z (MD) 10:20:14 05/09/06
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