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Thanks, this number is still good through Lexus. I will update when I get it in tomorrow to verify it is the right bracket.
Will Van
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Reviving an old thread. Does anyone know the PN for the PAIR block-off plate gaskets? Or does the block off plate not require a gasket?
if you cant get the pair gasket I think that the o2 sensor gaskets will work
Put your o2s where the pair was, leave your old o2s in the exhaust for block offs. The wiring will stretch to the manifold locations just fine . I did this along with removing egr from system and all the vsv and vacuum hoses from under the intake and vacuum lines from top engine. I run one vacuum line to feed the fps on the fuel line that's it. No codes runs great idles great. I'm 94
voodu3
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Could you post a pic of your vacuum lines or lack there of. I’d like to do this as well. Thanks
reviving this thread AGAIN... voodu3 / ajax1 .... I'd love to get a bit more detail on what you did. I have a '94 and I'm just starting the removal process of the PAIR, then EGR, and I'd like to remove as much of the non-needed lines as possible but I'm a pretty caution guy. I'd hate to rip out something needed. Likewise, isn't the VSV running something on the vapor canister?
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I was in the same boat about exercising caution and removing anything that might be needed, so I removed the Pair on my '94, added plates, blocked off intake, updated the rubber coolant line to a '95-'97 hard pipe, but I didn't remove anything related to the EGR. I did disable the EGR completely by reversing a couple a vacuum lines, so if it was ever needed again (unlikely), it could be brought back to life. It also ran better and noticably cooler after the EGR disable. I think my next step is to move the O2 sensors to manifold.
EDIT: My point was to say if you choose to just disable it rathr than remove, it's simpler and serves same function.
EDIT: My point was to say if you choose to just disable it rathr than remove, it's simpler and serves same function.
Thank you, TerraNerva.... I think I'll do that. Although I really want to tear all of that tubing nightmare out...I should go slow. Thanks
@Boneman
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Can jump the sensor and loop the vac lines back on themselves, and voila...no more EGR
Where is my EGR Temp Sensor?
Perused many threads on disabling the EGR, pretty straightforward, but seems my EGR Temp Sensor is not where it's supposed to be? According to cahill's thread, PO401 and EGR/air intake manifold with pictures it is #3 in this photo: And here is mine: Should be where my finger is...
forum.ih8mud.com
Can jump the sensor and loop the vac lines back on themselves, and voila...no more EGR
Save whatever you remove, you may want it back one day.
The vehicle will fail the visual on an emissions inspection without it. That may not matter now but it could down the road one day.
The vehicle will fail the visual on an emissions inspection without it. That may not matter now but it could down the road one day.
Right on, CDan.... it's original to the vehicle so it stays in my parts box (Any mod I do I make sure is reversible, and keep the integrity of the vehicle.) I live in a state that my not have any inspections, but whatever I may save in cost for those, I make up for in the horrid condition of our roads, LOL. I doubt I'll ever sell, but if I do it will help the next owner. I even label my parts in the 'parts box'
BTW - to whom ever finds this thread.... the 'good info' on PAIR and EGR is on this thread (start here removing the egr and pair vsv's
removing the egr and pair vsv's
cc93cruiser
CRUZAHEAD
Old thread hi jack..... Anyone know part number for the pair valve hose to air cleaner assembly?
The part number was 17342-66010, it was discontinued several years ago.
There is a V6 Tacoma radiator hose that can be used as a substitute for it. 16572-07040.
I remember the day in the parts department when we sat around and looked at the hanging hoses and found that Taco hose. Good times!
cc93cruiser
CRUZAHEAD
Awesome, and here I thought CDan had turned into a museum only...
... Straight from the source...Thanks gentleman..
... Straight from the source...Thanks gentleman..
