I have a 2003 F-350 with a 6.0L with 6-speed tranny, I looked at the earlier threads about disconnecting the EGR valve and it says something about the throttle plate that I have on top of the engine, I looked at the plug-ins and there is no prongs sticking out of the "so-called sensors" on the plate so basically there is nothing there, and I took the elbow off to see if there is a plate and there is none there. What can I do to remove this plate so I can get rid of this junk and try to let the air flow better, perhaps installing a power elbow for a 2005/2006 models? Will this do me any good or am I wasting my $$$$ and I am thinking about getting rid of the EGR valve also and I looked into getting the delete kit from ITP Diesel. Any suggestions? Thanks
if the TP is already gone, don't worry about it...if it's in there, don't worry much more..a new intake elbow(unless you have a really strong engine) won't show much benefit either...save the $$$ for something else..
egr(cooler) delete can save you some grief and expense in the future..
what is your goal? performance, reliability, increased mileage?
04 F-250 SD 6.0L XLT EC SB Black, May 04 build. Bypass filter for Oil & Coolant, Remote start, Pre-Post Luber, Scan Gauge, 46 gal fuel tank, Boost & Pyro.
