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Posted: Sat Mar 24, 2007 10:42 pm 
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no wonder most fords go like s**t because no one know f all about egr valves! maybe if someone knew something they would go a hellva lot better & holden might not be floggin our a*** so much f these new cars my ol 77 would kick there a***......

 

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 Post subject: Re: egr valves
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 2:25 am 
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no wonder most fords go like s**t because no one know f all about egr valves! maybe if someone knew something they would go a hellva lot better & holden might not be floggin our a*** so much f these new cars my ol 77 would kick there a***......


I agree. My 97 Fairlane was runnin like s**t after running so good for so long, found that the EGR was stuck shut. Cleaned the f**k up, runs better but still s**t. Reason is because the EGR valve still isn't opening and closing like a brand new one. So I am buying a new one and f**k off the old EGR. I will let you know how I went. But yes, if you are buying a Ford V8 (injected). Check the EGR operation, it can turn a smile into a frown in an instant.

 

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Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 1:34 pm 
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EGR has f**k to do with how an engine goes!
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 11:42 pm 
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EGR can play a major part in how the engine goes exspecially efi engines you can try a blanking plate inbetween EGR and manifold

 

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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 11:17 pm 
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EGR has f**k to do with how an engine goes!


Too many c unts giving misinformation on here...

If it has f uck all to do with how an engine goes, how come my c unting Fairlane was running like s**t until I swapped it over with another EGR (Thanks FTG Autosalvage)?? The c unting car miraculously doesn't fu ckin stall at the lights anymore, and the pinging is gone. That s**t sorta contributes to how an engine goes.

Since the EGR is a vital part of emissions control in fuel injected engines, if it fu cks out, so does your car.

Fu ck fuel injection, I am gonna get back into a real ford. An old carby 351 with either straight LPG or fu ckin heads adapted for Unleaded.

 

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Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 1:08 am 
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EGR has f**k to do with how an engine goes!


This is true at 'Wide Open Throttle', as it is not used.

There is EGR information out there, if you look.
The search function is a good idea...
Other forums also have plenty of information.

 

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Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 10:43 am 
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EGR has f**k to do with how an engine goes!


Too many c unts giving misinformation on here...



Prob too much foul language as well.

You're correct to note there is a lot of misinformation around, thankfully we have people like XR9Ute to set the record straight.

If you think new EGR is a silver bullet to make your car run like new, i think you might be sadly disappointed.

 

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Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 3:39 pm 
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.....Since the EGR is a vital part of emissions control in fuel injected engines, if it fu cks out, so does your car......

So how long do I have to wait for it to FU as I turfed the EGR probably 8 years ago and my engine's still running perfect :roll:

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Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 5:24 pm 
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{USERNAME} wrote:
EGR has f**k to do with how an engine goes!


Too many c unts giving misinformation on here...

If it has f uck all to do with how an engine goes, how come my c unting Fairlane was running like s**t until I swapped it over with another EGR (Thanks FTG Autosalvage)?? The c unting car miraculously doesn't fu ckin stall at the lights anymore, and the pinging is gone. That s**t sorta contributes to how an engine goes.

Since the EGR is a vital part of emissions control in fuel injected engines, if it fu cks out, so does your car.

Fu ck fuel injection, I am gonna get back into a real ford. An old carby 351 with either straight LPG or fu ckin heads adapted for Unleaded.


The only C*** on here is you!
Of course EGR will cause problems if it's f**k but just blaming EGR for all of Ford performance woes is the kind of dumbass s**t that we can expect from f**k like you who wouldn't know their head from the a***!!
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