EGR test plates from On The Rox

Benjamin Breeg

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I installed a test plate to block off the EGR valve. Hit the gasket with acetone to clean it and left valve plugged in. No check engine light has come on after several cold starts and several runs around town. It seems some people have luck without the CEL illuminating. Just thought I’d share success story.

The hole in these plates threading isn’t great though. Really had to crank down to force the plug in after it got about halfway into the plates threading. I assume that this is sealed?

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Those are pipe plugs and thus, NPT threads. They aren't intended to be threaded in until flush, and they seal with a tapered thread cut. The plates aren't too thick, so you may want to keep an eye on them to be sure you didn't over tighten the the point of compromising the sealing ability.
 

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Did the same three months ago over the EGR valve with said valve still hooked up to wiring. Did you disconnect wiring to valve? Did you remove EGR cooler?
 

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Did the same three months ago over the EGR valve with said valve still hooked up to wiring. Did you disconnect wiring to valve? Did you remove EGR cooler?
I just took the elbow off and put the plates on. I'm going to look for a 3 inch tube with barbed ends for the water lines. Then I will remove the cooler and the potential leak.
 
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