Egr blanking kit

Chrisnick · Jan 20, 2011

Hi thinking of fitting one of these to my disco the reason been it seemsa bit sluggish my wife also has a discovery and that seems to be alot more responsive just wondering what you think of them and will it make a noticeable difference also how easy are they to fit

thaks chris

Dewin · Jan 20, 2011

I reckon the vast majority of members on here make that their 1st mod, whilst you're at it remove and clean the intercooler, and possibly de-cat the exhaust, have a search as it's been covered many times

thebiglad · Jan 20, 2011

Chrisnick said:
Hi thinking of fitting one of these to my disco the reason been it seems a bit sluggish my wife also has a discovery and that seems to be a lot more responsive just wondering what you think of them and will it make a noticeable difference also how easy are they to fit

thanks Chris

Hi Chris, is this for a TDi 300 or a TD5?

Dewin · Jan 20, 2011

300 TDi biglad

Chrisnick · Jan 20, 2011

sorry 300tdi

polsta · Jan 20, 2011

having mine fitted today and a de cat pipe

cant wait to get it back n feel the difference, i hope its as good and worthwhile as i have read, i got the kit that came with hose included...anyone know what that hose is for exactly ? my mechanic mate wasnt too sure last night when i gave it to him, said hel sort it tho

Chrisnick · Jan 20, 2011

polsta said:
having mine fitted today and a de cat pipe

cant wait to get it back n feel the difference, i hope its as good and worthwhile as i have read, i got the kit that came with hose included...anyone know what that hose is for exactly ? my mechanic mate wasnt too sure last night when i gave it to him, said hel sort it tho

alright mate let us know what you think

chris

polsta · Jan 20, 2011

will do mate, il have it back around 6pm ,cant wait

thebiglad · Jan 20, 2011

Dewin said:
300 TDi biglad

Ok very straightforward job to do.

To do it properly (imo) you will need a TDi De-EGR kit, which includes a new intercooler top hose as well as the blanking plate.

To do the job you will need:

a socket set which goes down to 5mm (for the hose clips);

a medium screwdriver;

an allen key set or allen sockets.

First remove the the intercooler top hose by undoing the hose clips and the two bolts on the EGR valve - cast aside this pipework you won't need it again.

Now remove the two allen bolts that hold the EGR valve to the exhaust manifold - these can be difficult. If you find them to much to undo, then fasten the blanking plate onto the open end of the EGR valve.Remove and set aide the electrical plug and block off the thin black plastic vacuum pipe - I normally use a screw or bolt.

Now remove the intercooler and wash it out thoroughly with White Spirits or petrol - allow to fully dry before re-installation.

Then install the new intercooler top hose.

And you're done !!

Big Stu 12 · Jan 20, 2011

I took the Wholw thing off and blanked it at the Manafold, get rid of something not beig used,

I did the De-cat and the EGR at different times so did not notice much change, but overall I find its a bit more responsive.

Chrisnick · Jan 20, 2011

Ordered the Egr blanking kit and also the decay pipe off eBay today hopefully I'll be able to feel the difference

Chris

polsta · Jan 20, 2011

Chrisnick said:
alright mate let us know what you think

chris

got it back- feels more revvy and free flowing rev, and more responsive, cant comment on mpg increase yeat, but il update how i find it, good mod

Chrisnick · Jan 21, 2011

polsta said:
got it back- feels more revvy and free flowing rev, and more responsive, cant comment on mpg increase yeat, but il update how i find it, good mod

Thanks for letting me know

Chris

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