How did you guys get to the EGR temp sensor?!?
Originally posted by SprintMax
the probe? you tap it in the y pipe bank closest to the cat
the probe? you tap it in the y pipe bank closest to the cat
I still don't know what this EGR temp sensor is that you're talking about. If you're talking about the device that connects to the drivers side of the intake manifold, then that's just the EGR tube. You need to remove the throttle body and IACC sensor in order to get to the EGR. I believe it's secured by two 12mm bolt and WASHERS (don't loose them). Unfortunately you'll need to get three new gaskets to accomplish this task. The throttle body gasket, IACC gasket, and a EGR gasket (maybe two if you're removing the whole tube assembly). I know that when Travis in Joplin was installing his MEVI, he noticed his EGR tube was completely full of carbon and clogged. Mine was just black with carbon, but had no build up or clogging.
Who said you needed to work on the EGR system? Did the car give you a code saying to replace a EGR temp sensor?
Dave
Who said you needed to work on the EGR system? Did the car give you a code saying to replace a EGR temp sensor?
Dave
Originally posted by Dave B
I still don't know what this EGR temp sensor is that you're talking about. If you're talking about the device that connects to the drivers side of the intake manifold, then that's just the EGR tube. You need to remove the throttle body and IACC sensor in order to get to the EGR. I believe it's secured by two 12mm bolt and WASHERS (don't loose them). Unfortunately you'll need to get three new gaskets to accomplish this task. The throttle body gasket, IACC gasket, and a EGR gasket (maybe two if you're removing the whole tube assembly). I know that when Travis in Joplin was installing his MEVI, he noticed his EGR tube was completely full of carbon and clogged. Mine was just black with carbon, but had no build up or clogging.
Who said you needed to work on the EGR system? Did the car give you a code saying to replace a EGR temp sensor?
Dave
I still don't know what this EGR temp sensor is that you're talking about. If you're talking about the device that connects to the drivers side of the intake manifold, then that's just the EGR tube. You need to remove the throttle body and IACC sensor in order to get to the EGR. I believe it's secured by two 12mm bolt and WASHERS (don't loose them). Unfortunately you'll need to get three new gaskets to accomplish this task. The throttle body gasket, IACC gasket, and a EGR gasket (maybe two if you're removing the whole tube assembly). I know that when Travis in Joplin was installing his MEVI, he noticed his EGR tube was completely full of carbon and clogged. Mine was just black with carbon, but had no build up or clogging.
Who said you needed to work on the EGR system? Did the car give you a code saying to replace a EGR temp sensor?
Dave
heres another question for you....if that sensor is bad would it trip the CEL again after i cleared it a couple weeks ago? i went to check my ecu for codes just a minute ago and it didn't show it but it showed 0802 and 0407 which are both the crank sensors that i just cleaned. the light wasn't tripped or anything. i just checked it and they were there.
Originally posted by SprintMax
oh man.. i must have been smoking.. i read EGR and thought of EGT.. nevermind me.. check the 4th Gen Forum.. tons of info on it..
oh man.. i must have been smoking.. i read EGR and thought of EGT.. nevermind me.. check the 4th Gen Forum.. tons of info on it..
i already did! someone even posted a pic for me but no one will tell me the best way to get to it!
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