Subject	If you have a vacuum pump and gauge
Posted by	NytWolf on January 03, 2004 at 12:37 AM
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In Reply To	I never thought about checking EGR due to it being inaccess- posted by Funkdoobiest on January 03, 2004 at 12:22 AM
Message	the vacuum hose (top of the EGR valve) comes out the passenger's side, immediately below the plenum, and then goes to the EGR solenoid. You can disconnect that line (to the EGR valve) and put the pump/gauge on it. You can do the vacuum check from there.
Follow Ups	Bouncing idle and baaad gas mileage, searched for weeks. - Funkdoobiest 20:34:10 01/02/04 seems that you have covered the most, but - northZ 21:28:13 01/02/04 How about the EGR valve and your timing? (n/m) - NytWolf 23:44:24 01/02/04 Well.... - Funkdoobiest 23:57:13 01/02/04 Checking the EGR - NytWolf 00:03:30 01/03/04 I never thought about checking EGR due to it being inaccess- - Funkdoobiest 00:22:24 01/03/04 If you have a vacuum pump and gauge - NytWolf 00:37:33 01/03/04 Here's how to check EGR without pump and gauge.... - Buzz 06:10:25 01/03/04 I think this falls into "don't let the neighbor see u do... - Funkdoobiest 11:18:49 01/03/04 Check out online manual to troubleshoot unstable idle... - Buzz 06:20:22 01/03/04 Just a suggestion, but have you checked the ecu chip? - DAYTONAZ 14:30:56 01/03/04 Got it, stupid recirc valve mod, plus mileage went up. - Funkdoobiest 13:11:09 01/04/04
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