Here is how to replace the orange EGR cooler hose without removing the intake manifold or EGR cooler.
Start by identifying the leak. This leak is usually present for a short time after the engine has fully cooled down. A few drops of coolant will appear to be dripping off the lower rear corner of the right cylinder head.
Install the two new o-rings along with your new EGR cooler hose (it will be blue) and put 'er all back together...
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I've noticed this since the temp dipped into the teens, What kind of time are you looking at to replace the hose and seals? It's funny but if I plug the block heater in, it doesn't leak.
orange egr hose now blue....basic part #8592 dealer will knw.....the housing that hose connects to 9p456.......btw i do them all day long 20min only remove the cac tube!!!! pbeu135@hotmail.com
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