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any comments on aftermarket egr valves


phil73
10-31-2007, 09:22 AM
Hello i have a isuzi rodeo 2001 3.2 4wd and I need to change my egr valve anyone tried aftermarket valve ??? any comments or suggestion...

thanks

Philippe

billindelicato
10-31-2007, 09:55 AM
the only aftermarket i would suggest would be something from napa...or napa branded...aside from that you kinda get what you pay for with this truck.

brdjwm
10-31-2007, 09:58 AM
I had to replace my egr valve to but i just took one off a rodeo of the same year at a junk yard and it works just as good as a new one. it might go out faster than a new one but it is a whole lot cheaper than getting a new one. we priced one at advanced auto parts and i think it was like $150.

2000izusu
10-31-2007, 10:57 AM
i have an after market one for 3 years now. i do clean it now. but i got no problems with it. i don't remember the name on the box? mike

phil73
10-31-2007, 01:54 PM
is it easy to clean it ? I have a low voltage on the odbII sensor, maybe a good cleaning could solve my issue.... my truck works well as long as the check engine light is on (90% of the time) ... when it off, the rpm is raising/droping like hell...

Phil

trooperbc
10-31-2007, 02:18 PM
is it easy to clean it ? I have a low voltage on the odbII sensor, maybe a good cleaning could solve my issue.... my truck works well as long as the check engine light is on (90% of the time) ... when it off, the rpm is raising/droping like hell...

Phil check the FAQ for the egr cleaning. yes it's easy and often that's all you need.

it's probably running ok when the light's on because the computer is using some default driveability values to determine fuel and timing rather than the sensor inputs.

have you gotten the codes read? what numbers do you have? why do you suspect the egr?

//bc

Cat Fuzz
10-31-2007, 11:14 PM
There really aren't that many total manufacturers for auto parts. There are a ton of different brands though that probably all come from one or two root sources.

In other words, aftermarket should be just fine since there is a good chance it's coming from the same factory that made the OEM part.

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