EGR removal
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Now that Edit is working, I am going to turn off the EGR. First, will I show a "not ready" for emmisions? and second, what all needs to be toggled to make sure it and all codes are off.
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Originally Posted by Whistlin00
Will turning off the EGR help out on performance?
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On my 99 truck with EGR turned off, it would ping and stumble more under load at low rpms. I turned it back on. I'm sure a really good tune that altered VE, timing, fueling, etc under those conditions would fix the issue.
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Originally Posted by BigTex
On my 99 truck with EGR turned off, it would ping and stumble more under load at low rpms. I turned it back on. I'm sure a really good tune that altered VE, timing, fueling, etc under those conditions would fix the issue.
Looks like mine will have to stay put. Do you think that perhaps the PCM intentionally runs lean due to the expectation of the recirculation of unburned fuel maybe and when the EGR is removed it runs a little lean? Its probably substantially more complicated than that, but does that sound plausable?
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Originally Posted by CashDudeHomie
What if I just leave the egr crap off but don't tune it, will the truck start? I don't mind the SES light, since it's on anyway.
Like BigTex mentioned above disconnecting the EGR without some tuning might cause some pinging.






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