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Coolant/TB bypass
Hey I am curious if I bypass the coolant from through the throttle body and remove the EGR valve cant I just remove the spacer between the throttle body and the intake? if so should I or should I not?
also have any of u done the coolant bypass, and do any of u have any pros or cons of doing this? I wont be driving it in the winter so it wont be a warm up issue.. Dave |
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I did it, but kept the spacer in tack due to the throttle cable being hooked up to it, you can buy a bracket from somewhere ( NO IDEA) that enables the cable to hook up after the spacer is removed. I had no issues what so ever doing the bypass and totally removed all EGR Related components.
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looks like I will so that here soon then...
how did u do the bypass? I was just gonna remove the two hoses (one on each side of the spacer) and put a union between the two and route them into eachother.. as for the egr valve removal.. did u remove and block off the egr or just disconnect it? if u used a block off plate where did u get it if u made it can u make me one? Dave |
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For the bypass I just shortened the hoses by a few inches found a copper pipe that fit into each end and clamped them together then hide the hose with the ones going to the heater core (THink I used black plastic zip ties to connect them). As for the EGR I took the whole system out capped off the vacums lines, bought a fake sensor that plugs into the wires on the EGR (fakes the EGR to think that its working still, Bought t off ebay for CHEAP) hide the wires by the firewall, made a plate out of scrap steel I had laying around, I would make you one but I am out of acetalyne you can buy them off ebay yet again for cheap.
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I would take a oic but the engine I did that to is in alot of peices right now.
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cool I think I will bypass the tb coolant wise prolly once I get the new ford racing radiator hose kit
Dave |
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your intake will be much hotter with the coolant line disconnected from the throttlebody. hot egr gasses flow through your intake manifold even with your egr stuff removed (unless you block it off at the port in the lower intake) and without the coolant to cool it down it will be very hot. just my .02
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ORIGINAL: TENGRAM your intake will be much hotter with the coolant line disconnected from the throttlebody. hot egr gasses flow through your intake manifold even with your egr stuff removed (unless you block it off at the port in the lower intake) and without the coolant to cool it down it will be very hot. just my .02 That is very true, but the coolant doesn't cool the intake just the spacer. I removed all my egr and smod stuff, but kept the coolant hoses and spacer(whynot) and the other day I was messing with my main harness plug and noticed that the clip that hold it to the intake was kind of burnt cus the intake gets so much warmer(hotter with the egr gone then with it there). Honesly I would consider putting my egr back on if I didn't already remove the vacume selinoids and crap, also have to buy a new egr.....there is no gains to remove the egr anyway, just more headaches. I wouldn't even bother...JMO |
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Instead of bypassing your egr coolant and since you don't drive in the winter, just remove the heater hose piping from the lower intake and take the CTS from the tube and put it in the intake. It will clean up your engine bay even more.
EDIT: You will also have to plug the back hole for the egr coolant in the intake with a 3/8 pipe tap plug. |
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what is a CTS
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Coolant temp sensor
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u want me to what drill a hole in my intake and put the cooant temp sensor there?
Dave |
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No, put it where the heater lines oringinaly went into the intake, you know the metal tubing that runs from the front of the motor back to the heater hoses on the passager side. That piping also has the front coolant line on it for the egr spacer. I think that the CTS will bolt right in that hole after you remove that piping.
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ah ok.. I was like HELLS NO lol..
I will look into it and figure out what I can and cant do or want and dont want to do at this time Dave |
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Good luck
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I wish that I could just get rid of those god damned metal coolant tubest that run right above the passenger side of your lower intake manifold, they're a pain in the ass! lol. But I just put some bolts in the EGR coolant lines, clamped them down and hid them, really cleans things up, I need some caps to put on the lines that run into the EGR spacer to make it look a little bit better.
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RE: Coolant/TB bypass
ORIGINAL: 5.0stanger ORIGINAL: TENGRAM your intake will be much hotter with the coolant line disconnected from the throttlebody. hot egr gasses flow through your intake manifold even with your egr stuff removed (unless you block it off at the port in the lower intake) and without the coolant to cool it down it will be very hot. just my .02 That is very true, but the coolant doesn't cool the intake just the spacer. I removed all my egr and smod stuff, but kept the coolant hoses and spacer(whynot) and the other day I was messing with my main harness plug and noticed that the clip that hold it to the intake was kind of burnt cus the intake gets so much warmer(hotter with the egr gone then with it there). Honesly I would consider putting my egr back on if I didn't already remove the vacume selinoids and crap, also have to buy a new egr.....there is no gains to remove the egr anyway, just more headaches. I wouldn't even bother...JMO |
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