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Old 11-09-2009, 11:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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6.0 egr valve?

Well I was gettin pretty sick of my 6.0 chuggin at any random time. And It only seemed to do it when it was 80 degrees out or more, so i replaced the egr valve. It fixed it for about a week then started doing it again. So i just unplugged the wiring connector to it and it has run just fine ever since. The question I have is what bad is this gonna do. Any suggestions, Thanks
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