Home > Puma (Tdci) > who's fitted an EGR? |
|
|
Ianh Member Since: 17 Sep 2018 Location: Essex Posts: 1999 |
I have a 2.2 with aircon as well.
No need to remove the the heater unit, you do have to remove the heater valve bracket, but that’s not hard and all you loose is about 300ml of coolant. One bolt is relatively easy to remove from above, the lower bolt is hard as are the two other nuts and studs, but still possible, the two hose clamps are difficult but possible. I keep meaning to do a how to guide as I was helped by another member with instructions via a pm and in turn expanded those instructions and helped an additional member myself via pm’s. I just don’t have any pics. As for costs, you must have got a good price from the local garage as I purchased a true OEM pierburg valve for £99 ( prob £130 now) and expect a good indi would need circa 2 hours min to do the job if they have done several times before. Having said that it is a real pain and if their hourly rate is low then half way though doing the job yourself ( circa 4hrs first time) most I expect will regret not paying 2hrs labour for a good uni to do it. |
||
17th Sep 2022 10:44pm |
|
blackrock Member Since: 01 May 2022 Location: Hampshire Posts: 57 |
I'd like to see a video or photos of this being done, as I had a good look at this and I couldn't see how to do it without removing the heater. Holding the new EGR up to find the bolt and stud alignment, I could just see the end of one bolt, the other three I couldn't see or even feel. As for getting tools in there, I
just couldn't see how to do it. The heater valve bracket doesn't seem to be in the direction you'd need to use to get tools in there, does it help that much? And yes, they did give a pretty good price, although they probably get the parts cheape than I can manage, and I'd say they added 2 hours labour, maybe 3. Andrew |
||
17th Sep 2022 11:44pm |
|
|
All times are GMT |
< Previous Topic | Next Topic > |
Posting Rules
|
Site Copyright © 2006-2024 Futuranet Ltd & Martin Lewis