Egr valve removal?

[Syclone#892]

Hi I am putting my Sy back together and am leaving off as much stuff I don't need to get it lighter and less cluttered. Well my question is just to verify what I have been thinking. All my chips have egr disabled so I am leaving that off but I want to know and make sure I can take the other parts for the egr, sorry forgot what its called but left side of engine on the coil and map sensor bracket. I can take that off and remove the vacuum lines running to it right? Also since the plug would just be hanging there I could cut it off as far back as I want to keep the clutter low right? Thanks everyone in advance.

 

[Loeryder]

yep you can remove the EGRV solenoid too.
I left the clip just tucked it all i the harness just incase i need to pass the sniffer again

 

[Syclone#892]

Cool Thanks, I kind of figured I could wanted to check before I did any damage. As far as passing sniffer no problems so far, hell the lady didn't even notice I had no pcvs last time so I doubt she would realize that was missing, nor do I need it to pass.

 

[Falco]

Yep, I did the same. Used the ignition wire going to the EGR solenoid to give ignition voltage to my alky injection relay...

Later,

 

[cloneman315]

egr removal

egr removal

will u get any check engine lights

 

[Loeryder]

Some do some don't.

It's best to run a chip with the EGR removed.

 

[cloneman315]

egr

egr

ok i need a 50 chip soon so im guessing ill be good

 

[SY756]

Re: egr removal

Re: egr removal

will u get any check engine lights

Like Jas' said, if you have a chip with the EGR disabled you won't get any codes even if you rip every EGR part out of there, but there are some that can run a stock chip or one with the EGR function enabled with the EGR removed and only get a code every once in a while.