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Old September 25th 05, 11:32 AM
Mel P.
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Default Removing EGR on FI Bug

The system probably doesn't work. If I remove it and plug up all the
openings will there be any consequences on engine performance or operation?

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Old September 25th 05, 03:05 PM
Tim Rogers
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"Mel P." > wrote in message
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>
> The system probably doesn't work. If I remove it and plug up all the
> openings will there be any consequences on engine performance or

operation?
>
>


..............The EGR was removed by the PO of my '77 bug with L-Jetronic FI.
Without running it before and after removal myself, all I can say is that my
FI works very well. I'm guessing that it would be a little richer in mixture
without the EGR which is a good idea on these systems. I may be wrong about
the EGR's effect on this system with and without because the CHT is what
tells the the ECU to lean out out after warm up.....I think. If yours isn't
working and you're happy with the system as is, it probably won't matter too
much what you do.


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Old September 25th 05, 07:16 PM
D&LBusch
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I disconnected mine 5 years ago - no difference in engine performance at
all. Also got rid of that annoying pipe. Good Luck. David
"Tim Rogers" > wrote in message
...
> "Mel P." > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> The system probably doesn't work. If I remove it and plug up all the
>> openings will there be any consequences on engine performance or

> operation?
>>
>>

>
> .............The EGR was removed by the PO of my '77 bug with L-Jetronic
> FI.
> Without running it before and after removal myself, all I can say is that
> my
> FI works very well. I'm guessing that it would be a little richer in
> mixture
> without the EGR which is a good idea on these systems. I may be wrong
> about
> the EGR's effect on this system with and without because the CHT is what
> tells the the ECU to lean out out after warm up.....I think. If yours
> isn't
> working and you're happy with the system as is, it probably won't matter
> too
> much what you do.
>
>



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Old September 25th 05, 07:59 PM
Busahaulic
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"Mel P." > wrote in message
...
> The system probably doesn't work. If I remove it and plug up all the
> openings will there be any consequences on engine performance or

operation?
>
> --
> Mel
>
> 77 Revived Bug & 70 Ghia Cabriolet
> www.geocities.com/mpernice
> PARTS FOR SALE: http://www.geocities.com/njvwclub
>
>

Just be sure to plug everything! No noticable consequences. -BaH


 




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