Subject	Most Z32's do not have an EGR temperature sensor anyway
Posted by	Fast300 on August 06, 2012 at 3:41 PM
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In Reply To	Yes - solenoid (or resistor) has to be in place to keep posted by jzack on August 05, 2012 at 10:43 PM
Message	Only the California and 09/93+ had them.
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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