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    EGT reaching 600+

    Hi, I just got home from a weekend away. Had intentions of camping out but the weather forced me into other arrangements but we got some 4wding done and that was great.

    I had my 2 adult sons with me and a reasonable load of camping gear and the EGT kept running close to and sometimes over 600degs.

    Had to back off the go pedal several times after the alarms went off at 600degs.

    I was wondering what I can do to lower the temps. I have been considering the Beaudesert 2.75in exhaust for a while. How much, if any, will that lower the temps. I was driving at 110kph doing 2700revs and EGT was sitting around 500degs.

    2008 GU ST 3.0ltr diesel 5spd manual.
    Thanks for any advice.
    Paul

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    Yeah that's not good mate. These motors, well pretty much every motor, love a free flowing system from intake to exhaust. But firstly. Has it always done this or has it just started to do this. The answer you give may affect the responses you get.

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    Probe location?

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    Not unusual for a CRD. Prior to doing the exhaust, intercooler and the NADs, this is exactly what my patrol was getting in terms of temps. A combination of all those dropped it now to sub-400, compared to prior 550-600 reached with ease.
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    what boost are you getting at 100 Kph ?
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    I see those temps all the time when towing, The beaudesert didn't seem to drop the temps but certainly improved performance
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    I too, used to see these temps in my 2011. And according to Nissan is still in the safe zone.
    My tyre upsizing was/is the biggest culprit for higher EGT's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mudski View Post
    Yeah that's not good mate. These motors, well pretty much every motor, love a free flowing system from intake to exhaust. But firstly. Has it always done this or has it just started to do this. The answer you give may affect the responses you get.
    Always been highish temps and does reach 600+ on a long drawn out hill but temps were higher this time because of the load. Just frustrating when you have plenty of pedal left but can't use it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hodge View Post
    Not unusual for a CRD. Prior to doing the exhaust, intercooler and the NADs, this is exactly what my patrol was getting in terms of temps. A combination of all those dropped it now to sub-400, compared to prior 550-600 reached with ease.
    I've done the Dawes needle and catch can but the mechanic couldn't clear the chech engine light and so pulled out the EGR plate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nissannewby View Post
    Probe location?
    I'm no mechanic but believe it's in the usual dump pipe place.

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