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Ianb4310



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Egr delete problem

I’ve just fitted the egr from jgs4x4 to my 2006 td6 but I can’t for the life of me get the jubilee clip with “V” shape clamp from the stainless steel pipe on the left to seal against the solid blank on the bypass!! Anyone else had this problem

Post #572810 14th Nov 2020 6:46pm
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Ianb4310



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No one had any similar problem

Post #572921 15th Nov 2020 6:01pm
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A Trap 

Some Photos might help

Post #572923 15th Nov 2020 6:13pm
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Ianb4310



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This is the one I’ve fitted, where the part circled in red joins the stainless steal cooler pipe I cannot get a good seal

Post #572928 15th Nov 2020 6:23pm
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Ianb4310



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This is the joint circled in red I can’t get it to seal properly

Post #572930 15th Nov 2020 6:28pm
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DomenicoSpano



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You need to fully open them (like fully non attached anymore) and then reattach it

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Post #573034 16th Nov 2020 7:30pm
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DomenicoSpano



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Belgium 2004 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Java Black

but then again the question stays.
Why not remove the whole thing? cooler and all

so i'm now going to do the last as well.

Reason?
Egr cool thermostat can give issues so beter gut the full thing

Post #573035 16th Nov 2020 7:31pm
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Ianb4310



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How do you do that?

Post #573036 16th Nov 2020 7:33pm
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DomenicoSpano



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Belgium 2004 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Java Black

Do what ?

fully open the spanner?
Keep turning

remove the whole thing?

google
-fully remove egr
-remove egr cooler td6 and you will find.

Don't want to post links
on ebay there is the egr-delete seller who has the complete set
but don't want to adv anybody but it could help

Post #573037 16th Nov 2020 7:41pm
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Weejock



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The reason not to remove it is an obvious EGR or DPF delete/bypass is an MOT failure in the UK.
How strictly this is enforced is down to the MOT tester but if you want make sure you pass then don't make obvious changes like removing it completely.

Quote:
8.2.2.1. Exhaust emission control equipment

You only need to check components that are visible and identifiable, such as diesel oxidation catalysts, diesel particulate filters, exhaust gas recirculation valves and selective catalytic reduction valves.

If a diesel particulate filter has clearly been cut open and rewelded, you should reject it unless the vehicle presenter can show evidence that there was a valid reason to cut it open, such as for filter cleaning.
    Defect--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Category
    (a) Emission control equipment fitted by the manufacturer missing, obviously modified or obviously defective---Major
    (b) An induction or exhaust leak that could affect emissions levels---------------------------------------------------Major
    (c) Evidence that the diesel particulate filter has been tampered with------------------------------------------------Major

Post #573086 16th Nov 2020 10:31pm
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Ianb4310



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The clamp was broken but must have overtightened it ! Ordered a new one off the bay and fitted sealed up nicely thanks

Post #573340 18th Nov 2020 5:47pm
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