Remove AIR and EGR - HOW??
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Remove AIR and EGR - HOW??
I'm sure there is a good article out there explaining what parts I need, and how to do it . . . can someone point me in the right direction?? Thanks!!
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No special tools needed other than a rubber freeze plug for the top of the intake where the EGR tube goes and some block off plates for the manifolds/header fittings.
Unplug and unbolt the EGR from the passenger side head and fitting on the manifold and remove the single bolt holding it into the top of the intake. Be sure not to drop the rubber O-ring under the tube into the intake. Plug it with the rubber freeze plug and the block-off plate and that's it.
The AIR is the same, basically. There's one fitting on each manifold. When you unbolt them, you can remove the tubes that follow around the rear of the engine bay on top of the manifold, following it down the driver's fender and down low in front of the L/F tire. You'll see the pump and plugs attached to it there. Just unbolt and plug the fittings with the block-off plates. Are you deleting them from the program? If not, SES will/may come up. It won't affect the way the car runs but the light sucks!
Unplug and unbolt the EGR from the passenger side head and fitting on the manifold and remove the single bolt holding it into the top of the intake. Be sure not to drop the rubber O-ring under the tube into the intake. Plug it with the rubber freeze plug and the block-off plate and that's it.
The AIR is the same, basically. There's one fitting on each manifold. When you unbolt them, you can remove the tubes that follow around the rear of the engine bay on top of the manifold, following it down the driver's fender and down low in front of the L/F tire. You'll see the pump and plugs attached to it there. Just unbolt and plug the fittings with the block-off plates. Are you deleting them from the program? If not, SES will/may come up. It won't affect the way the car runs but the light sucks!
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Re: Remove AIR and EGR - HOW??
http://www.ls1camaro.net/sections.ph...e&artid=70 here is a link for you
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Re: Remove AIR and EGR - HOW??
What you are looking for is really a Expansion Plug,it is a round gasket with a bolt in the center.You place it in the hole and tighten the bolt and it expands. A freeze plug is used to cover a hole and is metal. If you go to autozone they should know what you are talking about.Hope this helps..