Hey Guys,
Need to replace my EGR Pipe. Has anyone done it by themselves at home? Looks like a nightmare as the pipe runs around the back of the engine. Any tips/ pointers
Hey Guys,
Need to replace my EGR Pipe. Has anyone done it by themselves at home? Looks like a nightmare as the pipe runs around the back of the engine. Any tips/ pointers
Last edited by Flex; 25th March 2021 at 10:56 PM.
Morning Flex.
Yes I've done it when I had the 3L CRD. My one split and was doing my head in under boost.
Get to as many bolts as you can evening before the job and soak the living s#it out of them in CRD or similar.
While doing the job, make sure sensitive people aren't around you as you will be inventing numerous new swear words...
Sorry those are the 2 hints that come to mind it's been 8 years since I done the job.
2005 TD42TI
Would it be easier to put blanking plates in both ends?
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Hodge,
Do you remember how you removed the pipe once you un-bolted it? Was it straight up?
Hodge (26th March 2021)
2005 TD42TI
6eah I left mine there for years with a blanking plate at the inlet end. Was fine. When I didnthe fuel pump ans injectors I removed it finally by cutting it with a safer saw in a few spots. Good luck getting it out with the motor in. Do you want to remove or replace.
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I really want to replace it. If you block one end can't water still get in the other end (via the crack) Unless you can buy blanking plates for both sides...