How you guys clean EGR? There's a gasket that cannot be removed and I heard it have a good chance to be damaged during cleaning. So if you know the way to avoid that I'll really appreciate that info.
How you guys clean EGR? There's a gasket that cannot be removed and I heard it have a good chance to be damaged during cleaning. So if you know the way to avoid that I'll really appreciate that info.
2001 Isuzu VehiCROSS (build in progress): 4JX1/A340/part time, 2" body lift, front Aisin hubs, rear Aussie Locker, 4.56 gears, OEM rear sway bar disconnect, AirFlow snorkel, cabin air filter
1980 Jeep Cherokee (assembling): 1.5" body lift, TBI, HEI
1987 AMC Eagle: stock
A nice step-by-step with photos would be great. The last thing I want to do is try to clean my EGR to reduce my oil consumption and end up with a CEL or worse...
Bart
Originally Posted by uncle_asa
Cant locate them yet. But there are great step-by-step write ups on this. They were actually just posted on here no more than 2 weeks ago.
Its easy.
When my mechanic cleaned mine he explained that the gasket had to be replaced whenever cleaning happens...
Think it was a $30 part, but I could be wrong...
-biju.
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[QUOTE=biju]When my mechanic cleaned mine he explained that the gasket had to be replaced whenever cleaning happens...
Think it was a $30 part, but I could be wrong...
-biju.[/QUOT
$6.36 at isuzuparts.com
Last edited by Zorak : 02/21/2007 at 02:08 PM
zorak,
did your gasket have a burn off screen on it??
i have cleaned my egr aat least 5 times, and havent changed the gasket yet. it came off clean, and figured i could re use it.'
i have heard of a gasket with the screen built into it, and it supposedly helps burn off carbon before it can be deposited in the egr, which is the problem anyway.
i would sure like to find em somewhere.......
david
The only supplier for those gaskets with screens that I have ever been able to find is this one:Originally Posted by IndianaVX
http://tomco-inc.com/Klean_Screen_9176.aspx
but they don't list any Isuzu 3.5L applications![]()
If anybody else knows of a source for these I would certainly be interested...
There's a non-removable gasket on it (about half inch from the bottom side, IIRC): you have to completely distructable disassemble the valve to change it.Originally Posted by biju