EGR Valve
#1
So, I probably should have done this when I had the upper intake plenum off to do the spider assembly. but.... I didnt.. for what ever reason. Is there a way to get the EGR valve off without removing the intake plenum?
#4
its not that bad guys..
remove the rubber intake hose going to the throttle body for extra room,and dig in there with a short extention and get it out. I had my dads out to clean it and took me about 30 min to remove/clean/replace.
remove the rubber intake hose going to the throttle body for extra room,and dig in there with a short extention and get it out. I had my dads out to clean it and took me about 30 min to remove/clean/replace.
#5
Beginning Member
Join Date: May 2012
Posts: 13

Take the air intake off and if you feel the need get the belt out of the way. I changed mine in about 15 minutes with just a screw driver and a 10mm on a swivel with a 4 inch extension. you will have to move it around like one of those chineese puzzles to get it out from it's spot though.
#7
I've never had a problem taking the EGR off a first-gen Vortec intake. I take the air intake off the throttle body, use a 6" wobble extension and a deep 10mm socket for the right bolt and a 10mm ratcheting wrench for the left bolt. If you're careful and patient it can be done.
#9
You are stuck having to remove your tbi body. it can be done without removing it but its a pain in the backside. Besides,tbi units like to clog up in the pvc port,cleaning it out is a big benefit,so if its not been removed in a long time do it. 2 birds 1 stone
#10
Beginning Member
Join Date: Nov 2012
Posts: 46

Sadly i am not mechanically inclined enough to do this. Guess i will have to pay a shop. was hoping to find a way to not have to remove it.





