Subject	Confused....does EGR kit have everything you need ?
Posted by	TTkeeper on June 29, 2008 at 11:03 AM
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In Reply To	Do you also NEED to plug the exhaust manifold posted by ali300zx on June 28, 2008 at 03:15 PM
Message	My kit had two block-off plates, one threaded plug, two vacuum caps, and two zip ties. If I'm deleting the EGR but not physically removing it off the back of the motor, do I have all the parts I need ? Or do I need special "plugs" for the tubes that run to the underside of the plenum ? Also, is there a plug for the passenger's side exhaust manifold like the driver's ? Sorry for all the questions...its just that I'm doing all this with the engine in the car...during a plenum pull.
Follow Ups	How much time does EGR delete add to a plenum pull ? - TTkeeper 12:28:38 06/28/08 the hardest part of the plenum pull is getting the EGR - robo (sebring1970) 13:14:57 06/28/08 Sounds good...bought the EGR delete...one plug or 2 ? - TTkeeper 15:01:55 06/28/08 Also, what kind of gaskets to use with block-off plate ? - TTkeeper 15:08:39 06/28/08 You can typically reuse the stock gaskets or use new ones. - Bernie (NoVA) 23:07:48 06/28/08 The threaded plug goes into the drivers side exhaust - Bernie (NoVA) 23:11:00 06/28/08 Do you also NEED to plug the exhaust manifold - ali300zx 15:15:45 06/28/08 Yes. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 23:08:11 06/28/08 why? cut and plug the EGR plenum tubes, disconnect - robo (sebring1970) 09:20:10 06/29/08 Confused....does EGR kit have everything you need ? - TTkeeper 11:03:21 06/29/08 you will need to fab some sort of plug for the EGR tubes - robo (sebring1970) 14:56:31 06/29/08 Would be nice if the EGR delete kit included tube plugs - TTkeeper 16:53:04 06/29/08 I don't really understand the motivation to remove it IF you - Bernie (NoVA) 01:05:13 07/02/08
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