Subject	EGR removal really involves an engine pull, not plenum.
Posted by	doug8867 on March 20, 2006 at 10:50 PM
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In Reply To	egr bypass posted by FLASH300ZX on March 20, 2006 at 09:04 PM
Message	I'm not sure if the bypass can be done without removing it. If not, you may be able to remove it with a plenum pull and other things but it still won't be easy. I've got my plenum pulled right now and had considered it, but the EGR is still buried under a mass of large coolant pipes/hoses and the wiring harness, not to mention being crammed between the firewall and engine. The connection for the coolant pipes are about 6" down the back of the engine, and the bolts that hold the bracketed EGR hard pipe to the back of the engine on both sides are really tough to reach to unbolt. Something to think about.
Follow Ups	egr bypass - FLASH300ZX 21:04:13 03/20/06 EGR removal really involves an engine pull, not plenum. - doug8867 22:50:52 03/20/06 No, you can bypass the unit while it's still in. - Milo (San Antonio) 22:56:48 03/20/06 Re: egr bypass - btv1986 08:18:15 03/21/06 Why block all? - Red Z 18:01:18 03/21/06
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