Hi,
After reading lots of useful threads on here about the fitting an EGR bypass - I tackled it yesterday. Was a very straight forward job. There was a good degree of sludgy oiling goo in the old EGR valve and the intake manifold was also coated. Most time consuming part of the job was cleaning out the air-intake manifold, Mr. Muscle did a good job (as recommended on there, works better than Gunk), needed to be careful not to splatter everything with oily goo though - recommend wearing plenty of protective clothing and large face mask!
So..after all that I was hoping to notice a modest difference in engine response at lower revs - but nothing....seems to be no noticeable change.
Also there was a bit of oil in one of the pipes coming from the back of the engine from the turbo - is that fairly normal?

After reading lots of useful threads on here about the fitting an EGR bypass - I tackled it yesterday. Was a very straight forward job. There was a good degree of sludgy oiling goo in the old EGR valve and the intake manifold was also coated. Most time consuming part of the job was cleaning out the air-intake manifold, Mr. Muscle did a good job (as recommended on there, works better than Gunk), needed to be careful not to splatter everything with oily goo though - recommend wearing plenty of protective clothing and large face mask!
So..after all that I was hoping to notice a modest difference in engine response at lower revs - but nothing....seems to be no noticeable change.
Also there was a bit of oil in one of the pipes coming from the back of the engine from the turbo - is that fairly normal?