EGR plugged, Engine stutters, easy fix?
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EGR plugged, Engine stutters, easy fix?
I found the service article that talks about drilling out the ports to clean the EGR passageways for the engine stutter between 1500-1900 RPM's.
Does anyone know of an easier way or a work around that doesn't require me to take the chance of messing up my intake?
Does anyone know of an easier way or a work around that doesn't require me to take the chance of messing up my intake?
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Again, what year and sub-model Accord.
Most F22Bx's after '92 don't make it easy, what with the ERG manifold being where it is. It isn't all that bad tho, requiring the fuel rail and injectors to take a powder (of sorts) to gain access.
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Most F22Bx's after '92 don't make it easy, what with the ERG manifold being where it is. It isn't all that bad tho, requiring the fuel rail and injectors to take a powder (of sorts) to gain access.
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They said they do it for $110 but I hate paying people to do something if I can do it.
I wish mine just had the plugs, I guess for a year or two they didn't put the removable plugs. Mine also happens to be the year where you have to rip the entire front suspension apart to replace the rotors.
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Ya I have this printed out and I showed it to the guy who does work on my car when I don't want to.
They said they do it for $110 but I hate paying people to do something if I can do it.
I wish mine just had the plugs, I guess for a year or two they didn't put the removable plugs. Mine also happens to be the year where you have to rip the entire front suspension apart to replace the rotors.
They said they do it for $110 but I hate paying people to do something if I can do it.
I wish mine just had the plugs, I guess for a year or two they didn't put the removable plugs. Mine also happens to be the year where you have to rip the entire front suspension apart to replace the rotors.
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