Possible disconnected vacuum line?
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Just to make sure, we are talking about that roundish part which has electrical connector missing? If so, that would be the EGR transducer, which controls the EGR valve, that can be seen behind the transducer.
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Just to make sure, we are talking about that roundish part which has electrical connector missing? If so, that would be the EGR transducer, which controls the EGR valve, that can be seen behind the transducer.
Last edited by HeikIlm; 06-02-2020 at 05:05 PM.
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Since nobody commented my response, I can delete it and write the correct answer ![Big Grin](https://dodgeforum.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Just to make sure, we are talking about that roundish part which has electrical connector missing? If so, that would be the EGR transducer, which controls the EGR valve, that can be seen behind the transducer.
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Just to make sure, we are talking about that roundish part which has electrical connector missing? If so, that would be the EGR transducer, which controls the EGR valve, that can be seen behind the transducer.
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