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The EPA has everyone scared to death. All of the aftermarket distributers have removed all mention of deletes from their websites. Sorry, I can't answer you specific question because mine is intact (apparently some people even stopped shipping EGR delete kits). I hear that it works just as well if your tuner will turn it off and you unplug it.
If you decided to take that route try any internet search engine. If you cant find what you're looking for then you have your answer. Your best bet is to leave it be.
I’ve tuned every diesel I have owned.
EGR is an engine killer, but by no means are the current EGR induction levels as damaging as the 2008-2010 model years. SCR has come a long way.
With 1,050 lbs. of torque coming, there’s no reason to tune any longer. IMO, the power is there, EGR is now lowered, and I like my warranty intact.
Drive an off road only vehicle and you'll be amazed at throttle response (almost gas like) and power that'll roast tires like marshmallows. This forum is more for warranty complaining and small common fixes which is evident by above posters. No offense to the above posters but diesel has and continues to be, for me, a hot rod fuel that can pull a house and then move a 9k truck to 0-60 in less than 6 seconds on different tunes. But I digress, here you go:
MKING EGR Valve Kit - Fits Ford 6.7L Powerstroke Engines 2011-2017 - MKING (6.7L with Coolant Bypass)
Unless you are worried about Coolant problems with the cooler I'd leave it in place and just put the blocker plates on. A full on egr delete isn't worth the squeeze to drain both Coolant systems.
If you want to delete then you'll have to monitor egts with hot tuning. PM me if you want a supplier for the egt plate for an aftermarket egt gauge. Ez lynk is the only one able to grab stock signal and I won't run my phone all the time just to see egts.
Drive an off road only vehicle and you'll be amazed at throttle response (almost gas like) and power that'll roast tires like marshmallows. This forum is more for warranty complaining and small common fixes which is evident by above posters. No offense to the above posters but diesel has and continues to be, for me, a hot rod fuel that can pull a house and then move a 9k truck to 0-60 in less than 6 seconds on different tunes. But I digress, here you go:
Unless you are worried about Coolant problems with the cooler I'd leave it in place and just put the blocker plates on. A full on egr delete isn't worth the squeeze to drain both Coolant systems.
If you want to delete then you'll have to monitor egts with hot tuning. PM me if you want a supplier for the egt plate for an aftermarket egt gauge. Ez lynk is the only one able to grab stock signal and I won't run my phone all the time just to see egts.
I agree. I deleted my EGR cooler and the coolant draining is the most difficult part of the job. I had to remove the passenger side fog light to access & open the petcock on the passenger side. Once the coolant is out, the job is fairly simple and straight forward.
i deleted my cooler for longevity & peace of mind knowing it wont rupture. I will be keeping my 18 6.7 PS for a long time.
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