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90's EGR Systems

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    fuckfuckmyfuckingass@lemmy.world
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    Anybody know anything about 90's vacuum controlled EGR systems? I've got one of those goofy little Japanese import trucks, and finding info about how it's supposed to work is a nightmare.

    There's a pretty good vacuum leak out of the top of the vacuum amplifier/signal doodad. Kinda UFO shaped deal between the vacuum advance, intake manifold and the canister.

    Any ideas on diagnosis, or ways I can figure out what's doing what would be helpful.

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      Anybody know anything about 90's vacuum controlled EGR systems? I've got one of those goofy little Japanese import trucks, and finding info about how it's supposed to work is a nightmare.

      There's a pretty good vacuum leak out of the top of the vacuum amplifier/signal doodad. Kinda UFO shaped deal between the vacuum advance, intake manifold and the canister.

      Any ideas on diagnosis, or ways I can figure out what's doing what would be helpful.

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      Car Wizard uses a smoke machine to find vacuum leaks. As in, injecting smoke into the system so you can see where it comes out. I thought that was pretty clever.

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