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With spring arriving and more than 3 hours of sun and temperatures over 15c, I decided to start trying to give the new lingo a new lease of life.

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First off I started to work out the issue of the poor MPG (33mpg), after questions on here I gathered a list of things to check that has now turned into things to do!

1st) all the air intake, filter housing, EGR valve and air intake manifold removed and I wish I hadn't bothered![/i][/font]

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Well I spent a couple of hours in the work shed giving the EGR a clean, its come up better than I thought it would! Big Grin

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Good work let us know how much better she run's Confusedalut:
Another great job! That silver intake manifold will be gummed up too though!

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Yeah need to do that at a later date, all back together with a very noticeable difference, runs and pulls so much better,
Good stuff, egr is the bane of these dw8 engines really chokes them up. Will be great now.

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Daft question maybe could supermarket fuel cause that?
(11-03-2014, 12:49 AM)philip Wrote: [ -> ]Daft question maybe could supermarket fuel cause that?

All diesel by it's nature causes this build up. It might be less with branded stuff? But the fact remains by recycling exhaust gases you will get this build up and it will reduce performance. Therefore negating any emissions reductions supposedly gained by the egr system.. In my opinion Smile

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