EGR delete?

[Colderweather86]

I'm looking for a delete kit any ideas

You could make one. It's nothing more than a 1/4" thick mild steel plate, and 5/8" rubber caps.

 

[Charlie H]

K thanks for the feed back , ya I thought about that but I thought I would check to see if it was available from a vendor before I went that route . Unfortunately I have seen no one offering it . So I'm going to take your advice and make a couple plates using the gasket as a template .

 

[BoxofRox]

K thanks for the feed back , ya I thought about that but I thought I would check to see if it was available from a vendor before I went that route . Unfortunately I have seen no one offering it . So I'm going to take your advice and make a couple plates using the gasket as a template .

While you're making them, drill and tap them both with a 1/8 NPT hole. The one in the exhaust manifold is a great pyrometer location and the one on the intake is good for a boost gauge. You can just install plugs in the holes if you don't have those gauges, and if you add them in the future it'll be easier.

 

[Colderweather86]

I google searched it and it came up for me. On the rox sells it under the guise of "test plate."

 

[Charlie H]

Thanks for the info I orded the plates last night from on the rox

 

[OffRoad709]

I'm looking for a delete kit any ideas

Get a piece of plate and make it. I removed the EGR , took the gasket and traced it onto the plate and cut it out with a grinder then drilled the holes. The 2 cooling lines I capped off at the source. No check engine light.

 

[lcp]

I did mine this afternoon. I made the plates from 2" x 1/4" flat strap and found about a foot of 5/8" heater hose in the shop. I used the heater hose to loop between the intake and discharge instead of capping them. I zip-tied the valve to the air intake up-tube. The whole thing, including making the plates took just over an hour without hurrying. It was really easier than I expected.