Subject	Re: Well I didn't use a vacuum gauge, but I know when I
Posted by	ALee on July 11, 2012 at 7:18 PM
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In Reply To	Well I didn't use a vacuum gauge, but I know when I posted by inf on July 11, 2012 at 06:21 PM
Message	Blipping the throttle on my thottle yielded vacuum to the valve also, but with the solenoid connector attached vacuum only occurs for a second or two, whereas when I disconnectd the electrical connector vacuum continues when throttle is open. Previous 25mph NO readings were 1600 ppm; with connector disconnected NO measures 8 ppm. Smog test was done last week.
Follow Ups	EGR cleaning - inf 14:41:33 07/10/12 I was reading up on EGR valves stuck open and apparently - inf 14:46:14 07/10/12 That is, stuck partially open of course. - inf 15:18:50 07/10/12 One more bit of information - inf 16:25:19 07/10/12 Was the car able to pass inspection previously with - jzack 21:24:07 07/10/12 nah, it failed like 6 times in a row so far...good thing I'm - inf 21:38:00 07/10/12 Quick question... - inf 21:40:16 07/10/12 or is this a positive backpressure valve? - inf 21:46:35 07/10/12 Re: Quick question... - ALee 00:44:40 07/11/12 I checked the solenoid... - inf 10:04:45 07/11/12 Re: I checked the solenoid... - ALee 17:55:32 07/11/12 Well I didn't use a vacuum gauge, but I know when I - inf 18:21:08 07/11/12 Re: Well I didn't use a vacuum gauge, but I know when I - ALee 19:18:23 07/11/12 Crazy... - inf 22:10:06 07/14/12 by the way, feel free to stop by my shop sometime - inf 22:11:48 07/14/12 Wait, one last thing... - inf 22:21:01 07/14/12 Wait... - inf 23:51:05 07/14/12
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