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thanks for all your advice, i bought my truck used with a 100,00 miles on it and just want to clean it to be safe not knowing if the previous owner babied it as much as i plan to.
thanks for all your advice, i bought my truck used with a 100,00 miles on it and just want to clean it to be safe not knowing if the previous owner babied it as much as i plan to.
dont baby it at all. it is a work truck. so work it.
No way . . . Bowtiehtr say's "It is a thing of the past!!!" cause of the great new usld fuel, right Cheby hater????
see all the soot from the exhaust system is the main issue. soot builds and builds and then you have a blockage. with the new ulsd you dont have near the soot because of the lower sulfur content. so yes i am looking for alot of cleaner engines in a few years.
EGR (exhaust gas recirculation) It returns some exhaust gas to the intake side to reduce the temperature of the combustion. This reduces nox emissions. That is a very simplified explanation.
So What Are The Advantages Of Disconnecting? And Any Problems When It Comes To Inspection Time?
it is a mixed population on disconnecting the egr valve. some have reported quicker spools and lower boost with it being unplugged. my opinion, with good fuel and a occasional right lead foot, will keep the system flowing as it should be.
I'd have to hear a decent explanation of what disabling the EGR would do to cause the turbo to spool up faster. I think the expectation for 'something' to happen or change as a result of an action often leads to the 'perception' of improvement.
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