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28) Check starter safety switch 29) Check accelerator linkage included in 22 30) Lube key lock cylinder Finally yearly I would also, clean out the EGR (instruction below), and clean or replace the PCV, and the throttle body. How do I clean the EGR: (CEL code: P0401) Some have also reported a diesel/exhaust sound coming from the engine bay, caused by the nut on the bottom of the EGR valve coming loose or free. If this nut is loose, use a 22 mm “stubby” wrench to tighten as tight as you can get it. photo of the nut couple of how to with photos: http://kpaske.shacknet.nu/public/EGR.htm http://www.icess.ucsb.edu/~greg/rodeo/egr.htm http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=85576&highlight=egr Here is a how to on opening up the egr and cleaning it out Same one with better photos 1 : Remove the EGR valve there are 2 holes the larger one is the one that supplies exhaust, flow dont worry about it. The other is a vacuum port this is where exhaust gases are directed when the EGR

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28) Check starter safety switch 29) Check accelerator linkage included in 22 30) Lube key lock cylinder Finally yearly I would also, clean out the EGR (instruction below), and clean or replace the PCV, and the throttle body. How do I clean the EGR: (CEL code: P0401) Some have also reported a diesel/exhaust sound coming from the engine bay, caused by the nut on the bottom of the EGR valve coming loose or free. If this nut is loose, use a 22 mm “stubby” wrench to tighten as tight as you can get it. photo of the nut couple of how to with photos: http://kpaske.shacknet.nu/public/EGR.htm http://www.icess.ucsb.edu/~greg/rodeo/egr.htm http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul…&highlight=egr Here is a how to on opening up the egr and cleaning it out Same one with better photos 1 : Remove the EGR valve there are 2 holes the larger one is the one that supplies exhaust, flow dont worry about it. The other is a vacuum port this is where exhaust gases are directed when the EGR valve opens, carbon depo

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