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Hi there, EGR sensor 1 or 'A' refers to the main EGR body (Remove the plug on top then retest, it will say 'lost communication with EGR sensor 1' or similar.) Sensors 2 and 3 are for exaust and ex gas recirc temps. Hope this helps

Is there any reason you continue to use Vw as opposed to an indipendant ?

Have you adapted the new EGR valve to the ECU?

help appreciated please. CXGB engine, ca.55k miles. Had rear egr pipe replaced under warranty 2 months ago (hole in it) and now front one has completely come away from its flange - see pic. Sadly warranty expired a month and a half ago! What causes these to go? Material Fatigue? Bursting under...

My van is in VW Croydon today with low flow EGR issues, they have told me the doubt VW would authorised a replacement EGR under the all in plan for a van over 4 years old so don’t take it as read that the warranty covers the EGR, it seems it depends on the dealer, how hard they push for...

A proportion of the burnt oil residue will end up in the EGR and the rest goes to the DPF. Eventually the EGR valve fouls with carbon, doesn’t close when it should and the EGR re-circulates exhaust gases constantly when it shouldn’t. This further fouls the EGR cooler and valve with carbon...

Hi folks anyone had the same Egr problems , as the T6 ? we are thinking of a new 140 mwb for the business , thought I would ask before we do the deal

Hi Dave, no fault codes Blank off at turbo means nothing going to egr , ad blue deleted egr deleted dpf deleted, was sick of eml faults because of these .

Earlier timestamp is the 2 stage journey before EGR removal. Later is the 1 stage journey after EGR removal. EGR was blanked both sides and mapped out. Curious to see if you find anything useful or interesting!

...Common Problems The Transporter CFCA engine suffers with a problem with the EGR cooler (Google search CFCA EGR cooler, you'll find plenty of information!) Before carrying out any tuning work we would recommend a compression test to ensure the engine is healthy, unless you are aware of the...

most likely the EGR clogged. will need flushing or replacing. a common thing on a T6. what the age and millage?

Split rear EGR pipe id say...

It’s not just a case of blanking the EGR, additional mapping changes are required.

EGR! Bloody things. Mines in having a new EGR fitted. Oh, and two new turbos! Bill is going to be very very painful :mad:. Still at least it'll be done .. only to be going up for sale for someone else to have peace of mind motoring.

It’s just mapped out and left in place. The blanking plates stop any exhaust gases leaking past the egr valve. The coolant still passes through. For MOT purposes it looks factory. Mine has passed a couple of MOTs since we put it to sleep.

This is the specified flow, right? Ie EGR valve position will be regulated based on this value plus ofc other parameters. Not sure how exactly EGR insufficient flow is detected but I suppose it could involve at least manifold pressure (too low), exhaust temperature (too high) and O2 (too lean)...

Somehow I missed that earlier! I’m almost 100% sure that the new EGR won’t be clogged at 7K miles, IF they renewed it. Another possibility is that the pipes are fouled with carbon, there are different types of EGR used in Transporters, VW modified some pipes so that they don’t block with carbon...

Will do the cracked pipe now and drop it into my specialist when he is back. If it needs a new unit, will just do it. Is it such a consumable on the 150 engine? Read about it loads on the 180/204.

Hi All, I've got the dreaded EGR insufficient flow fault. I've had the EML on for a month or so now. One issue was NOx and the sensor has been changed which has cured that, I now can't afford to change the EGR just yet. I know this is a string length question, but has any one out there driven...

never heard of a clow plug :think smile bounce: on a serious not it sounds about right for new egr and fitting