EGR Delete or EGR Cooler?

Welcome to another installment of our 6L Diesel Engine Resource Videos. We are committed to educating the entire 6L Diesel community on how to properly diagnose and protect the 6L Diesel Engine for years of reliable service. Today we are going to clear up some misconceptions about EGR removal, if you have a faulty EGR

cooler

or if you are simply looking to avoid an EGR

cooler

failure you may have come across something called EGR removal before we continue with your purchasing decision. Take just a few minutes to make sure you have all the information to make the best decision for a truly reliable truck beyond the legality of an EGR.

Eliminate There is another important factor to consider if your EGR cooler is failing, it could be because you are not getting enough coolant, which could indicate a problem with a faulty water pump or a failed OEM oil cooler; In other words, your EGR cooler is trying to tell you something important, and removing the EGR cooler without understanding why it failed could lead to much bigger consequences. Costly Problems Throughout our years of experience addressing failure patterns in a 6L diesel engine, we have realized that the engine oil cooler is often the root cause of the problem to better understand the problems associated with the original equipment oil cooler.

Be sure to watch our video on factory engine oil cooler problems on our website or YouTube channel, while blocked coolant flow is a common cause of EGR cooler failure on the 6th. A Clogg EGR cooler rupture can occur on other engines where the EGR cooler has enough coolant that most OE EGR coolers use. A variation of the shell and tube heat exchanger that uses flat tubes with internal channels. These flat tubes are susceptible to cracking due to thermal expansion or the small passages can become clogged with soot. To better understand EGR Coolers watch the videos in our EGR Cooler information section on our website or on our YouTube channel as well.

Let's go back to the original question: what is an EGR

delete

? An EGR

delete

is a device that can be used to block and eliminate the entire EGR cooler or at least the functionality of the EGR system most EGR deletes stop or block the flow of exhaust gases through the EGR cooler and therefore prevent the EGR system from functioning properly. The purpose of an EGR system is to help the engine run cleaner. It does this by reintroducing unburned exhaust gases back into the combustion chamber. This inert exhaust gas helps reduce combustion temperatures, which in turn helps prevent the formation of NOX molecules, a known pollutant because NOX is a known pollutant, it is regulated by the EPA and federal emissions.

By law, suffice it to say that installing an EGR Delete on almost any vehicle is a violation of federal emissions laws in all 50 states, because an EGR Delite prevents the EGR system from working properly and will often trigger the dreaded check light. engine check while possible. In the past tuners have been used to prevent the check engine light from coming on when an EGR delete is installed, there is no guarantee that this functionality will be available in the future, so while you can choose between an EGR delete and a bulletproof diesel EGR. Cooler, the smart choice is the option that is reliable, cost effective, good for the environment and does not turn on the check engine light.

That option is the bullet roof diesel EGR connection. If you found the video useful, please like and subscribe to our YouTube channel. You'll receive updates when we post videos similar to this one.