The EGR blanking plates could be placed at either end of the EGRpipes but it you want the best protection against a split pipe they should be placed so that the pipes are isolated along with the EGR unit.
...insufficient flow error came up a few weeks ago. cleared with CArista, and did not come back. May have gone on for another few thousand miles, but as the van is a keeper, did not want it causing any more related issues.
edit: the egrpipe cracked and was replaced on a service a year or two ago.
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I too was unaware of the differences in speed limits before I joined this esteemed forum.
I was also unaware of EGRpipe splits, particulate filters, blingy wheels, dual bucket washing methods, the performance benefits of strategically placed go-faster stripes and...
If you can smell exhaust gases under the bonnet or in the van there’s a problem.
The cracked EGRpipes on certain engines is well documented in the Forum, have a Search with ‘EGRpipe’
Suspension / wobbly drive would be my guess as well.
But check for split egrpipe although most report exhaust smell in the cab.
Heated windscreen was a pretty good guess as well, I don’t have one so don’t know how visible the grid is.
Sorry to start another post but can’t find the answer I’m looking for.
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@Dellmassive add mine to the list too. 2017 CXEB, 102k miles.
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