Originally Posted by musanovic
(Post 275644)
my egr pipe has been disconnected for about 1 yr now and no engine code yet. why not just leave it there without connecting it?
Since I have to use the stock ECU for E-testing, w/out the egr line hooked up, the EGR valve takes in fresh air (instead of exhaust gas) and makes the engine run lean.....I think. I tried out the '99 EGR line, cut it up and fabed up the piece to connect to the manifold; looks like shit, hits the dip stick and I'm not putting that by my pretty downtube. I'm going for the '01 EGR tube and the fitting from BEGi. |
I used an NB manifold on my NA so I know what you're going through. I cut up my stock '97 EGR tube and a stock '99 EGR tube and basically used the bend from each to custom fab a tube that fit.
In your situation I'd weld the bung on the manifold as close as you can to the flange and do the same. Hack up 2-3 tubes to make one that works for your application. The tube is surprisingly thick so it's easy to weld. |
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Ok, just to finish off this thread for future DIYers:
I ended up using the '99 bung and ferrule from BEGi. By the way, Stephanie and Corky couldn't have been more helpful. I extended the EGR tube ~ 1.5" and built up the manifold as I showed in the mechanical drawing on the first page. Thanks for everyone's help! |
Looks good, nice to have a tig torch in house to complete projects like this.
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Good job. That's probably what I will do as well. That way I don't have to sweat the location of the bung.
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Originally Posted by cjernigan
(Post 277261)
Looks good, nice to have a tig torch in house to complete projects like this.
One last note, I didn't cut a 1-1/4" hole in the runner, I welded the angular piece directly to the runner and filled in w/ a stick welder, then drilled the hole thru. |
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