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| 6.7L Performance Parts Discussion Discussion of Performance Parts For the 6.7L Trucks Glacier Diesel |
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11-07-2009, 12:25 PM
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with just unplugging the EGR the boost pressures will force the egr valve open a small amount and allow the Exhaust to recirculate some but I was more talking about you leaving it plugged in during the cold weather times. unplugging is fine but plugging it back in sucks is all
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