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Restricting EGR.

Rpenny

New Member
Oct 2, 2022
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Possibly this has been discussed. I have searched and found nothing yet. Wondering if you were to put block off plates on EGR but have 1/4 hole drilled in plate would it allow ECM to work as normal but lessen amount of soot going into intake. I live in Cal. And this state sucks when it comes to smog mods.
 

TC Diesel

Well-Known Member
Jul 14, 2016
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Truck Year
2015
It will eventually trigger rationale codes. In OEM operation it's a dirty filthy engine. Some do well in 90%+ Hwy Use, Mixed driving will at some point cost $$$$ in repairs.
 

Rpenny

New Member
Oct 2, 2022
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Truck Year
2022
It will eventually trigger rationale codes. In OEM operation it's a dirty filthy engine. Some do well in 90%+ Hwy Use, Mixed driving will at some point cost $$$$ in repairs.
Another idea was to fabricate another pipe going to intake and run it into a particulate filter can similar to a catch can, then run it back to intake. Not sure what size micron filter I would need. This would remove the soot and not change EGR system. When code appears change filter. Hopefully someone else has some out of the box ideas.
 
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