Tex
Hard-core CEG'er
Emissions? You people worry about emissions? I live an in an emissions testing state and I've been driving around for almost a year without an inspection sticker with absolutely no problems. 
I don't have a full 3L now do I? How would that make any sense on a ported 3L with a SVT UIM. Obviously, I don't have it rigged up like that on my car.
I told people that is how they could do it on a full 3L if they didn't have any welding skills. Would a custom made spacer with a nice metal clip look more professional? Both would acheive the same result. Just because I used parts lying around doesn't mean it's a half ass job if it worked and those cars all all running fine. I don't sell full 3L's any more and haven't for a few years partly because of the various full 3L mods that can potentially cause install problems for the novice installer.
and still, I say again, if it wasn't needed in the first place, it wouldn't have been there in the first place.
lighten up a bit folks, it's not that funny when a farmer gets dismembered by his combine.
thanks man. how was it that your 2.5 pcm didn't like the 3.0 EGR? only thing going to it is a single vac line?
or are you reffering to the EVR (EGR Vac Regulator, little black thing on uim)? I'm fairly certain the EVR from the 2.5 would bolt to my 02 uim?
in other news, looks sort of like I wount be able to use the 04 taurus tube, as it locates the DPFE to the back of the engine and the lines dont lok like they would reach.
you think a piece of like 5/8 electrical conduit would work for making a sleeve to weld my two halves together? I can weld it without a sleeve, but doing so and having the result line up correctly is highly unlikely.
Interesting as mine used to throw the same codes until I had the EGR tuned out. I'm even using the SVT UIM.The PCM throws codes for both DPFE too much flow *and* DPFE not enough flow. :crazy:
The PCM throws codes for both DPFE too much flow *and* DPFE not enough flow. :crazy:
I have an 03 block, but I was able to keep the stock DPFE location. The EGR vacuum regulator (EVR) is moved to the belt-side of the 3L UIM. Maybe you can keep that location if you use the 3L vacuum assembly (a.k.a. vacuum tree). Using the 2.5L vacuum assembly locates the EVR right beside the EGR sample tube, so figure out some way to keep them from touching!
That's a creative solution, but why not use a heat sleeve or header wrap? I used the sleeves of spare sample tubes for my EGR tube, then zip tied them to be sure they didn't shift around. Melting hoses and such isn't much fun. :nonono:
Interesting as mine used to throw the same codes until I had the EGR tuned out. I'm even using the SVT UIM.
I always just thought my PCM was mad at me for the time I melted my alternator wire to my EGR pipe. (didn't this also happened to blu_fuz, and maybe even TRicker too? :laugh
Guess maybe I don't need a new PCM at the moment then :troutslap: :laugh: