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Corsa Sport » Message Board » General Chat » Blanking EGR today... tips? » Post Reply
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| JaffaTB |
posted on 29th May 10 at 13:45 |
i did mine with 2 layers of coke can, lasted while i had it blanked (bout 4 or 5 months) but when i took it off to reopen it the bottom layer of can had rusted through | |
| AlexW |
posted on 29th May 10 at 09:39 |
Mine has the egr held on with only one bolt, partly because it was easier. | |
| kazazza |
posted on 29th May 10 at 09:28 |
Sounds like a mission mate, you need a hand doing it? | |
| Gav8v |
posted on 29th May 10 at 09:24 |
good luck get the bolts back in :) | |
| Adam-D |
posted on 29th May 10 at 09:13 |
if you doin it with engine in place.... more fucking hassle than its worth. i wouldnt bother. | |
| shaunmods |
posted on 29th May 10 at 08:58 |
For mine I got a proper GM blanking plate. I put a brand new gasket on, then blanking plate over the top, and the actual EGR back over the top of the blanking plate if that makes sense. So the EGR valve is still bolted in place and plugged in but its not actually doing anything :thumbs: | |
| moka |
posted on 29th May 10 at 07:52 |
Do i leave the EGR connected still? |