Take it off and let it soak in carb cleaner over night. It is onlt two
bolts. Start the car for a few minutes with it off. The car will rev a lot
higher, but this cleans out the rest of it.
I do it with my 95 from time to time. A new one is a few hundred dollars.
This is a fix, explained to me by a Staturn machanic.
This will fix the service engine soon light also from coming on.
Good luck
Not sure about the '95, but the EGR valve from the dealer for my '92
was only $70.
James
> Take it off and let it soak in carb cleaner over night. It is onlt two
> bolts. Start the car for a few minutes with it off. The car will rev a lot
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> > getting that milage when the problem started. now my question is is the
> > EGR valve toast and i need to get a new one? or can it be fixed?
Q - 30 Sep 2006 00:52 GMT
> Not sure about the '95, but the EGR valve from the dealer for my '92
> was only $70.
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> > > getting that milage when the problem started. now my question is is the
> > > EGR valve toast and i need to get a new one? or can it be fixed?
Older diaphragm type EGR vale is not repairable, if engine stutter as
said the diaphragm is weak or worn and does not hold vacuum. it must be
replace. It is cheaper than the new electronic EGR valve. But new
design EGR vale can be removed and cleaned as the Tech said. Just have
to be careful not to damage the gasket. The passage in the engine can
be cleaned as well and rev the engine high a couple of time when the
valve is out to clean it.
Q - 30 Sep 2006 00:53 GMT
> Not sure about the '95, but the EGR valve from the dealer for my '92
> was only $70.
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> > > getting that milage when the problem started. now my question is is the
> > > EGR valve toast and i need to get a new one? or can it be fixed?
Older diaphragm type EGR vale is not repairable, if engine stutter as
said the diaphragm is weak or worn and does not hold vacuum. it must be
replace. It is cheaper than the new electronic EGR valve. But new
design EGR vale can be removed and cleaned as the Tech said. Just have
to be careful not to damage the gasket. The passage in the engine can
be cleaned as well and rev the engine high a couple of time when the
valve is out to clean it.
Q - 30 Sep 2006 00:53 GMT
> Not sure about the '95, but the EGR valve from the dealer for my '92
> was only $70.
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> > > getting that milage when the problem started. now my question is is the
> > > EGR valve toast and i need to get a new one? or can it be fixed?
Older diaphragm type EGR vale is not repairable, if engine stutter as
said the diaphragm is weak or worn and does not hold vacuum. it must be
replace. It is cheaper than the new electronic EGR valve. But new
design EGR vale can be removed and cleaned as the Tech said. Just have
to be careful not to damage the gasket. The passage in the engine can
be cleaned as well and rev the engine high a couple of time when the
valve is out to clean it.
Q - 30 Sep 2006 00:54 GMT
> Not sure about the '95, but the EGR valve from the dealer for my '92
> was only $70.
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> > > getting that milage when the problem started. now my question is is the
> > > EGR valve toast and i need to get a new one? or can it be fixed?
Older diaphragm type EGR vale is not repairable, if engine stutter as
said the diaphragm is weak or worn and does not hold vacuum. it must be
replace. It is cheaper than the new electronic EGR valve. But new
design EGR vale can be removed and cleaned as the Tech said. Just have
to be careful not to damage the gasket. The passage in the engine can
be cleaned as well and rev the engine high a couple of time when the
valve is out to clean it.