Chart C-7C, EGR Check: Notes
NOTE:
Test numbers refer to test numbers on diagnostic chart. Steps 1-3 represent an EGR functional check.
- This test checks to see if the EGR passages are restricted or if valve is stuck open. Engine should run roughly or stall as valve is opened manually.
- EGR valve diaphragm should begin to move as engine speed approaches 2000 RPM.
- This test should result in EGR solenoid being energized, shutting off vacuum to EGR valve. This indicates system is functioning properly.
- If vacuum is less than 7 in. Hg at 2000 RPM, a leak or restriction between the EGR diaphragm and vacuum source is indicated.
- With ignition on and engine stopped, ECM normally grounds terminal "T" to energize the EGR solenoid. This test checks EGR solenoid and solenoid electrical control circuit.
- The EGR is normally de-energized with the engine idling at normal operating temperature. This test checks EGR solenoid and solenoid electrical control circuit.
- This determines whether ECM is providing ground to terminal "T" or circuit No. 435 is shorted to ground.