HOW TO REMOVE & BLANK EGR VALVE ON MITSUBISHI DELICA | 4M40 EGR VALVE DELETE IN DETAILS | 1994-2007

HOW TO REMOVE & BLANK EGR VALVE ON MITSUBISHI DELICA | 4M40 EGR VALVE DELETE IN DETAILS | 1994-2007
Vehicle: 1994 Mitsubishi Delica L400 PE8W
Engine: 4M40 2.8L diesel engine.
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[@engineeringcanada]

Great trick with the nut, I didn't know you need to tighten it back before removing.

[@PistonShack]

Glad you liked it!

[@ykphil]

Thank you for another great video that help us keep our old vans on the road. I'm slowly replacing bits and pieces on mine, I'm almost done for now and everything works as it should. I'm thinking the next job might be the timing chain which may be above my pay grade, unless you make a video about it :)

[@PistonShack]

Glad to help, buddy! More vids to come)

[@chrisbroome5325]

Great info. I have a 96 super exceed.

[@PistonShack]

Good to hear, Chris!
I have two 94 Exceed and 95 Super Exceed.

[@sbmasson]

Thanks for another great video

[@PistonShack]

My pleasure, Bruce! More to come)

[@joeyfirriolo4800]

Interesting you didn't put any gasket sealant on the intake side but you use the old gasket are you not worried you gonna get some leeks?

[@PistonShack]

Don't need any gasket maker sealant, OEM metal gasket works just fine.

[@joeyfirriolo4800]

@@PistonShack correct me if I'm wrong though I thought once you release a gasket you can never reuse and need to put a new one

[@jackharper3190]

Thanks fior the Video, great Trick with the Bolts. I have a 94 Exeed and a 95 Super Exeed with a Crystal lite roof.

[@SeansLittleBayofHorrors]

@@joeyfirriolo4800 Yes, in a perfect world you will replace the gasket every time. But MMC built their gaskets out of a very durable steel. If it is not overly corroded, and still shows some shape from the initial stamping, then it can be reused if a new gasket cannot be found.

[@ontheroad1930]

Any noticeable difference in power gain and fuel economy before and after?

[@santiagodevries6399]

X2

[@santiagodevries6399]

I also want to know

[@Ignarocca]

Me too 😅

[@PistonShack]

Honestly, after have been driving for couple weeks HWY/City/Mixed. I haven't notice any power gain or increased fuel economy so far.

[@raymondnuma9732]

What was the reason to blank the egr?

[@kingiv3943]

What is EGR valve for?

[@PistonShack]

Exhaust Gas Recalculation Valve.