Subject	Re: vacuum lines ok for the egr?
Posted by	Roundabout136 on April 06, 2010 at 4:55 PM
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In Reply To	vacuum lines ok for the egr? posted by Brett@AwesomeZ on April 05, 2010 at 07:42 PM
Message	The vac lines from the valve to the solenoid were changed during the throttle body coolant line bypass. When I was having this issue, the vac line connected from the solenoid to the throttle body vac connection was not connected, found that corrected it and the problem was still there. I really thought it would solve it but turns out not. As far as the fuel issue goes, i pulled the plenum today and found a leaky injector, so i'll be replacing the o-rings on the injector Thursday. I'm really stumped on this EGR issue. When we pulled the plenum there was a small amount of fuel around the EGR things that go inside the plenum, sorry i forget what they're called. I highly doubt this could be causing the issue.
Follow Ups	EGR code issues/Fuel pressure loss - Roundabout136 07:25:10 04/05/10 Re: EGR code issues/Fuel pressure loss - de944 09:09:28 04/05/10 assuming this is a federal ECU, are you sure that it - KasbeKZ(VA) 19:16:05 04/05/10 A Federal ECU has no way to throw that code - de944 12:53:53 04/06/10 EGR is probably dirty.. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 13:23:04 04/05/10 replaced - Roundabout136 14:54:07 04/05/10 vacuum lines ok for the egr? - Brett@AwesomeZ 19:42:47 04/05/10 Re: vacuum lines ok for the egr? - Roundabout136 16:55:44 04/06/10 Re: EGR code issues - canyoncarver 05:09:27 04/08/10
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