>can anyone tell me where to locate the egr valve on my 1996, 1500, v-6, 2
>wd, ram pick up?
>and what needs to be done to change it.
It's under the hood.
You remove the old one and install the new one.
In your case you should just take it to a mechanic because it is obvious that
you don't even have enough sense to look in a repair manual.
beekeep
stoncld3161 - 20 Feb 2006 23:29 GMT
yeah thanks for the help.... nice to see there are still jackass pricks
left in the world!!!
Marsh Monster - 21 Feb 2006 00:42 GMT
((after the "beekeep"er whacked the hive to liven up the honey
production)
> yeah thanks for the help.... nice to see there are still jackass pricks
> left in the world!!!
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It's even nicer to know that idiots are still work'n on
their own vehicals when they ain't gotta clue what
their doin........what their work'n on....why their
work'n on it......how to do it.......how to find it.......
what it even looks like.....why it's there in the
first place...........how to fix it.......what to do
with it..........all because some dude down to
the ole AutoZonedOut store popped a forty
dollor scanner in a hole and yanked out a
code..........FOR FREE.........after he jest
quit the Dollar Hide Shoe store last week
to make an extry $1 an hour............
cuz the job ticket is usually higher AFTER they
git done turn'n som'tin easy into a costly situation........
on a part that ain't gonna get rid of the symptom in
the first place.
you have officially been helped......
all yer gonna be....
that'll be $1 please......
we take paypal.
^ ^
oo
L
O
~:~
MARSH MONSTER
~grrrrrrrrrrr~
stoncld3161 - 21 Feb 2006 01:10 GMT
wow thats really smart.... obviously there are atleast 2 jackass pricks
left in the world. i guess you 2 pussys were born knowing everything about
automotive repair. i guess i shouldve took a shop class in high school too.
now i would like to thank you two bitches for your help and hopefully this
idiot can run right into your wonderfully kept vehicles since i dont know
everything about my truck, or mabey there is someone here that might know
something about my problem that is not a bitch and can just give a little
help.
Marsh Monster - 21 Feb 2006 01:25 GMT
> wow thats really smart.... obviously there are atleast 2 jackass pricks
> left in the world. i guess you 2 pussys were born knowing everything about
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> something about my problem that is not a bitch and can just give a little
> help.
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For your information little buddy,
Unless you're attitude takes a
Course that's more condusive with
Kindlier actions...........
You're liable to git on the wrong side
Of everyone in here and never get any
Understanding or caring from anyone.
Please....be advised that everyone
Reeeeally wants to provide some
Intellectual system diagnostics be-
Cause we do care and are usually
Kinder to the folks that come here.
hopefully you'll take this apology
for what it's worth and not read
anything into it that wasn't written.
however....if you are capable of
reading everything that was written,
i meant every bit of it........
~:~
MarshMonster
~hits his bong....sips his shroom juice..and goes verticle~
beekeep - 21 Feb 2006 10:55 GMT
>wow thats really smart.... obviously there are atleast 2 jackass pricks
>left in the world. i guess you 2 pussys were born knowing everything about
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>something about my problem that is not a bitch and can just give a little
>help.
No, we just have enough sense to own the shop manual for our vehicle.
BTW that brick building down the street called a library has books in it. Being
as shop manuals are books you may find one in there! If you cant read most of
them have pictures with arrows.
beekeep
beekeep - 21 Feb 2006 13:31 GMT
>yeah thanks for the help.... nice to see there are still jackass pricks
>left in the world!!!
I gave you the best advise that you are going to get in this place if you are
going to do your own wrenching - BUY THE MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR YOUR VEHICLE.
BTW "dodge 1500 egr valve" on google gives 24,500 hits!
beekeep
> can anyone tell me where to locate the egr valve on my 1996, 1500, v-6, 2
> wd, ram pick up?
> and what needs to be done to change it.
Well - I see you've met some of the group :) Greg (beekeep) is okay - ya
just gotta get used to him. The other guy, well.... he sticks his head in
here every once in a while, spouts off some stupid nonsense, then disappears
for a while. Best just to ignore him - he has no useful information for
anyone.
On to your problem... the EGR valve is located on the back of the intake
manifold. Look for a tube coming up from the passenger exhaust manifold,
and trace it to the EGR valve. Removal is pretty straight-forward - after
getting rid of the air box, air intake hose, and anything else that's in the
way, remove the EGR tube, then disconnect the electrical connector and
vacuum hose from the transducer, then finally remove the nuts holding the
valve assembly to the manifold, and remove the entire assembly. It's a
little tight back there, and don't be surprised of the bolts/nuts
(especially the ones holding the EGR tube to the manifold) are rusted in
place - spray them down with some penetrating oil before trying to back them
out.
A Haynes manual, #30041, can be picked up for under $15 from your local
parts place - it'll have diagrams and pictures to assist.
stoncld3161 - 21 Feb 2006 13:58 GMT
thank you for your help. i do have the haynes book, but unfortunately it
doesnt go into detail about the egr valve, it only mentions the name a
couple times.
Tom Lawrence - 21 Feb 2006 14:02 GMT
> thank you for your help. i do have the haynes book, but unfortunately it
> doesnt go into detail about the egr valve, it only mentions the name a
> couple times.
Pages 6-24 and 6-25... 3 diagrams pertaining to V6/V8 EGR valves, 3 photos
on procedures to test, and about a full half-page of text on
check/removal/replacement steps.