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EGR clean
I just used some acetone and detailing cotton buds. Came out a treat. |
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Sorry, I know this is an older thread but I'm planning similar maintenance in the near future.
- Is it ok to push the TB plate open after disconnecting it? - Is there any grease at the plate axle joints we need to look out when cleaning it? |
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Yes its OK to move the TB plate, you need to do that to really clean it. I applied a small amount of lubricant to the plate pivot points after cleaning.
Just take your time and take pictures if needed. |
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When I replaced my throttle body, they looked nothing like that all. Throttle body had a trail of oil along the bottom that could be wiped off and the EGR valve had a dark grey and tan coating on it. Makes me want to check again. Going to have to be replacing my valve cover soon, I'd guess, and I want to install a oil catch can also.
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