EGR with LS6 intake manifold???
Is he going to fix it?.I suppose if he fixes it he'll end up swapping the older style manifold on his car.It would be interesting to see if all of the vally coolant tubes swap onto the newer engine.
Yes you must remove the whole egr assy & fabricate an EGR block off. Tuck the connector back & tape it off.Your SES light will be on unless you program it out.Either Ed Wright @ fast chips or "edit" software on your lap-top can do it.
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<strong>Why is your friend giving up his manifold?Ahh nevermind.
Yes you must remove the whole egr assy & fabricate an EGR block off. Tuck the connector back & tape it off.Your SES light will be on unless you program it out.Either Ed Wright @ fast chips or "edit" software on your lap-top can do it.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">That is a really good question!!! Actually he just really messed up his motor and parted it off.
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<strong>I have LS6 intake and no codes with no programming.
You can buy the bipass tube from jay "sponsor on this site" which will not throw any codes.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">But you leave the EGR valve in place on the cyliner head?



