Rich, Beowulf, it's FM dudes, get with it.
He's not going to keep explaining things to you like your 3rd grade teacher did.
He's not going to keep explaining things to you like your 3rd grade teacher did.
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Could be but who knows, anything is possible but it might even be well within specs?Beowulf said:Or at 300% and 50 degrees higher than design spec?
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11 months 20,000 miles and counting...........Junk said:2 weeks <> crap. Give it time. ::
zipastro said:No x-tra money in Mr Toyota's hands
No more time wasted trying to figure out a weak trouble prone system
Bear80 said:LOL!!!
Great, I replaced my modulator to the updated blue top and still my cel kicks on every now and then. I just plug the resistor in and no worries. I think the temp sensor is next in line to be changed. But so far 1-1/2 years and the resistor keeps the cel off.![]()
Bear80 said:well I don't see how the vsv could go bad.
Bear80 said:So if the vsv, modulator and egr can hold up on the mini, why would the one on my 80 fail?
Bear80 said:So if the vsv, modulator and egr can hold up on the mini, why would the one on my 80 fail?
The entire function of the EGR temp sensor is to enable the ECU to ascertain if the EGR is functioning in accordance to the ECU's commands.Bear80 said:...I have 20 years and 335k miles on my mini truck and it has never had a egr problem...
Bear80 said:well I don't see how the vsv could go bad. The only thing that would cause a vsv failure would be carbon, which my system had none of. Plus I have 20 years and 335k miles on my mini truck and it has never had a egr problem. So if the vsv, modulator and egr can hold up on the mini, why would the one on my 80 fail?
Bear80 said:I was only making a simple compairison with the truck. I really could give 2 s***s about all the posts telling me to find the "problem". And it seems everyone here thinks they have some great 2 cents to add. If it bothers you so much why don't one of you guys come show me how to work on my trucks since I'm such a novice.
Rookie2 said:Woody should close this thread, cause it's not accomplishing anything at this point.
zipastro said:So far every rejection\objection I have observed seem to come from the type of people who are scared to put anything other than a Toyota bolt on their vehicle.