Ford MK7 Transit 2.2 2.4 tdci Land Rover 2.4 EGR Valve Blank Plate

EGR Valve Blank Plate for Ford MK7 Transit 2.2 2.4 tdci

This plate is Laser cut 2mm thick, soft Aluminium. It has been rumbled to make it smooth and give it an abraded surface that also helps give a better seal, plus removes all sharp edges.
If your engine management light come on now and then, or losing power, then the EGR valve is most probably to blame. It fit's the MK7 and Fit's between the egr cooler (gear box end) and the EGR valve. The EGR valve is not that easy to get at, so the plate is slotted to make it simple to fit. It is easier to get to from under the van on the rear wheel drive, were it has clear access on the rear wheel drive. The bolts just need to be loosened, the plate slipped in, the re-tightened. Please note that the EML (engine management light) will come on, but will not go into limp mode. When fitted, some times the EGR valve needs to be unplugged to get the right results. So as not to have the EML come on, the ECU would need to be reprogrammed not to use / look for the EGR valve.

It does not fit on the mixer on the inlet manifold ( it looks like a valve). The engine will not start if you do!

It fit's EURO 4 FWD and RWD, IN THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES ONLY
MK7 Transit which came in from 2006, 2.2 2.4 3.2 TDCi PUMA engine with the EGR type below
LAND ROVER 2007 ON with the 2.4 PUMA engine 2007 onward
CITROEN RELAY & JUMPER 2.2HDi 2006 ON With 2.2 PUMA engine
FIAT DUCATO 2006 ON 2.2 JTDM
PEUGEOT BOXER 2006 ON

Other Benefits of blocking EGR:
1. Cleaner engine oil helping to give longer engine life
2. Turbo spooling up quicker, and at lower revs
3. Prevents soot build up in intake manifold, and valve's, which will lower the power
4. Smoother drive and quit often better economy
5. Less smoke if the EGR valve is faulty (black smoke is a MOT failure)

Package included
1x Plate

Warranty:
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