6.0 f350 egr delete
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Chances are you will need to get a Tuner to turn the CEL off. Also I would find a spot to put the EGR valve, secure it and plug it back in. If unplugged it will not allow the cooling fan to run, or run at the proper speed.
Look at Innovative, Gear Head, or DP tuner for a programmer.
If it were my truck I would have kept the EGR system, just put a bullet proof cooler in it, but the system is already gone.
FWIW I would get some guages to be able to moniter important data like, EGT's, ECT, EOT, Fuel Pressure, FICM Voltage, etc...assuming you dont have any.
Oh Wecome Aboard, and Spend Some Time Down in the 6.0 Fourm.
Sarge
Look at Innovative, Gear Head, or DP tuner for a programmer.
If it were my truck I would have kept the EGR system, just put a bullet proof cooler in it, but the system is already gone.
FWIW I would get some guages to be able to moniter important data like, EGT's, ECT, EOT, Fuel Pressure, FICM Voltage, etc...assuming you dont have any.
Oh Wecome Aboard, and Spend Some Time Down in the 6.0 Fourm.
Sarge
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Your profile says you have an '06, so yes you will get a CEL. Even if you plug the valve back in, in the manifold or not, your truck knows the EGR flow is gone and it will set the CEL.
Your options are a tuner with custom tunes, as was noted above. Or, plug the valve back in to make the truck happy, and cover the CEL with a piece of black tape. I would not recommend option #2, because you won't know when another issue sets the CEL.
Your options are a tuner with custom tunes, as was noted above. Or, plug the valve back in to make the truck happy, and cover the CEL with a piece of black tape. I would not recommend option #2, because you won't know when another issue sets the CEL.
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My 05 with a bullydog GT doesn't have a check engine light with the valve still plugged in, but it does throw a silent code. I don't notice any performance differences.
FYI, bully dog HAS changed their transmission tuning for the 6.0 since when they first came out. Also, bullydog will not make a tune to turn off the egr. I do know that H&S performance who uses the same hardware as bullydog, but completely different tuning, will turn off the egr.
FYI, bully dog HAS changed their transmission tuning for the 6.0 since when they first came out. Also, bullydog will not make a tune to turn off the egr. I do know that H&S performance who uses the same hardware as bullydog, but completely different tuning, will turn off the egr.
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The Best thing to do here IMO is to install the EGR Valve back into the Intake Manafold and plug it in. It wont hurt anything or affect anything as long as you Didnt put a Plug into the EGR Valve chamber and deleate it that way
AS Dom mentioned Bulley Dog is Bad for the 6.0L
With as MANY Tranneys Iv seen ruined by Bulley Dog Tunners theres no way I would risk using one on my truck
They could change there BD tranney tuning all they want to me the risk is way to HIGH to HOPE they got it right
IMO go with an SCT Tunner with a custom tune Lot of happey folks and is a Proven Product that agrees with the 6.0L
Yes sir plugging in the EGR Valve does help keep the PCM Happy
But some of these trucks do go into a Limp Mode with the CEL On
As Long as the truck Doesnt go into Limp Mode you wont notice any Preformance Issues. The Kicker with the EGR Valve unplugged is it affects Fan Operation so if the Fan isnt working right the risk of Overheat is there
Read this thread Cheezit has done some research with it cant remember what MY truck he tested on but Other Folks have noticed similair problems on all years of the 6.0L
Unplugged EGR VALVE & the problems that follow
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...egr-valve.html
AS Dom mentioned Bulley Dog is Bad for the 6.0L
With as MANY Tranneys Iv seen ruined by Bulley Dog Tunners theres no way I would risk using one on my truck
They could change there BD tranney tuning all they want to me the risk is way to HIGH to HOPE they got it right
IMO go with an SCT Tunner with a custom tune Lot of happey folks and is a Proven Product that agrees with the 6.0L
Yes sir plugging in the EGR Valve does help keep the PCM Happy
But some of these trucks do go into a Limp Mode with the CEL On
As Long as the truck Doesnt go into Limp Mode you wont notice any Preformance Issues. The Kicker with the EGR Valve unplugged is it affects Fan Operation so if the Fan isnt working right the risk of Overheat is there
Read this thread Cheezit has done some research with it cant remember what MY truck he tested on but Other Folks have noticed similair problems on all years of the 6.0L
Unplugged EGR VALVE & the problems that follow
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...egr-valve.html
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