Subject	Yes - solenoid (or resistor) has to be in place to keep
Posted by	jzack on August 05, 2012 at 10:43 PM
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In Reply To	can the egr valve be disabled............. posted by jjames69 on August 05, 2012 at 09:15 PM
Message	the ECU from throwing a code. The tubes are cut and a threaded plug needs to be installed on the driver side manifold (after EGR exhaust side pipe is removed). The threaded plug is available from various site vendors....
Follow Ups	can the egr valve be disabled............. - jjames69 21:15:10 08/05/12 Yes - solenoid (or resistor) has to be in place to keep - jzack 22:43:05 08/05/12 Most Z32's do not have an EGR temperature sensor anyway - Fast300 15:41:11 08/06/12 But he still has to worry about the EGR vacuum soleniod too. (n/m) - jzack 18:33:49 08/06/12 I don't get a code for no solenoid - BlackholeZ 00:58:08 08/08/12 2nd that. no code on solenoid unplugged (n/m) - Dane (Houston) 14:49:13 08/08/12 Not accomplishing much, pull plenum to do it right (n/m) - craigz96tt 07:58:45 08/06/12 Re: Not accomplishing much, pull plenum to do it right - jjames69 11:32:46 08/06/12 No. But you must remove the upper intake to cap it right (n/m) - craigz96tt 15:35:56 08/06/12 Yes, cut tubes do make the uppe plenum install easier... - jzack 18:32:25 08/06/12
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