red_ranger93
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i was wondering what i would have to do to get rid of the egr stuff in my 96 4.0l ranger thanks
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The EGR doesn't hurt antyhing.
But when I did my swap to a 4.0 I made it a point to get a donor vehicle without EGR...
Why you ask? well, my issue with EGR isn't the EGR itself but the failure prone feedback sensor that tells the PCM that the EGR is working correctly.
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Yeah I'm kinda contemplating removing mine to make my truck more simple and reliable...nothing can go wrong with it if it isn't thereMy question is tho if I remove it what can I expect? Less MPG's and power? More MPG's and power? Also If I did remove it and got a tuner for my truck would it be beneficial to mention that I have the egr removed?
What part of hot gas that is mostly already combusted getting reintroduced in your intake doesn't hurt performance? Egr is for one and one thing only. Emissions.
I am not sure how it is setup on my 2.9 or your 4.0 for that matter. I haven't ventured that far yet, but on my Focus you can just loop the vacuum hose on the DPFE sensor that tells the egr to open and it won't ever tell it to and won't throw a code.