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Old 03-18-2008, 09:33 PM
dawsonj3 dawsonj3 is offline
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Perhaps each of the two valves serves as a switch - allowing the EGR to operate between a certain range of throttle positions. As the throttle is actuated, perhaps the EGR may function above a certain RPM above idle, but then is turned off again to allow maximum engine power once the throttle has opened past a certain point (indicating full throttle acceleration). Just speculation on my part.
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