I did not pass smog because the EGR was not functioning. I have replaced everything related. The OG tech noticed that Port "P" on the vacuum modulator was not receiving vacuum. He refused to work on it because he was to busy. I have found nobody else who has the first clud on these old systems.
The EGR is functioning correctly. IT is clean inside. I spent some time looking and diagnosing with a vacuum gauge. I found that the two ports on the throttel body act differently. The back port is open and free, it pulls vacume nicely. The front port seems moslty blocked. I ran a pipe cleanet in the tube with alcohol and it was not super dirty. I had the poer P on the modulator plumbed to the front moslty blocked tube in the front of the throttel body. That may have been a mistake on my part.
I have two modulator and they both test the same.
Do any of you know if modulator "P" port goes to the fron or rear tube on the throttel body?
Being in California I must make this work to register the vehicle.
See attached for "schematic" and drawing of syutem.
Thanks in advance.
Scot
The EGR is functioning correctly. IT is clean inside. I spent some time looking and diagnosing with a vacuum gauge. I found that the two ports on the throttel body act differently. The back port is open and free, it pulls vacume nicely. The front port seems moslty blocked. I ran a pipe cleanet in the tube with alcohol and it was not super dirty. I had the poer P on the modulator plumbed to the front moslty blocked tube in the front of the throttel body. That may have been a mistake on my part.
I have two modulator and they both test the same.
Do any of you know if modulator "P" port goes to the fron or rear tube on the throttel body?
Being in California I must make this work to register the vehicle.
See attached for "schematic" and drawing of syutem.
Thanks in advance.
Scot