bigmuskie
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Hello all, I have a 2001 Mazda B3000 3.0 V6, not sure if it matters, but it's a 5 spd. 2wd.
The issue; I have a check engine light on once again. I went to Autozone to have the code read and it came back (insufficient flow EGR) I replaced the EGR with a new one. Also, I disconnected the battery to clear the check engine light. All was fine, check engine light out, for about 53 miles till the light came back on. So I went back to Autozone to reread the code and it came back (insufficient flow EGR) again.
He had entered in the computer as to what could be causing the issue. It had stated a possible blockage in the metal tubing or the vacuum line itself.
Before I go tearing into this, I would like some feedback and/or suggestions from those who have first hand experience.
Thanks.
big
The issue; I have a check engine light on once again. I went to Autozone to have the code read and it came back (insufficient flow EGR) I replaced the EGR with a new one. Also, I disconnected the battery to clear the check engine light. All was fine, check engine light out, for about 53 miles till the light came back on. So I went back to Autozone to reread the code and it came back (insufficient flow EGR) again.
He had entered in the computer as to what could be causing the issue. It had stated a possible blockage in the metal tubing or the vacuum line itself.
Before I go tearing into this, I would like some feedback and/or suggestions from those who have first hand experience.
Thanks.
big