Removal of the EGR valve

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  1. skaz

    skaz a.k.a. Steeb

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    The EGR valve on a 250ci is below the carburetor.

    Do I need a spacer to remove this? If so, where can I purchase one? Is this part specific to the Maverick, or is it good on all 250s (post-'74)?
     
  2. scooper77515

    scooper77515 No current projects.

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    Remove the EGR spacer and all the crap that is attached, then put the carb back on the intake.

    At least this is what I did on my 302, hope the 250 is as simple.
     
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    You need to find a spacer without the egr valve. I think the older pickups do not have the egr valve. You cann't put the carb on the intake. It will not fit.
     
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    Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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    Just plug the one you have.
     
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    awannabegrabber Always Learning

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    i Took the egr off on my 302 and put a home made plate on top
     

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