It's a 1984 pontiac grand prixYou can. Just be aware that EGR dilutes the air/fuel mixture. That allows more timing. Without the EGR you will probably experience detonation. What year and engine? CCC engines cannot be adjusted for timing. Non-CCC can. You would likely be better off just fixing the EGR.
Nothing really wrong I just want to delete the most I can without it really affecting much but I guess I I did want to delete charcoal canister and egr I'd have to get an aftermarket carburator with I am just not anytime soonSo it has CCC. You are probably better off just fixing it. The CCC relies on everything working in concert. You could disable it, but only if you were converting it all to pre-CCC specification. What was the issue anyway?
Yeah I just wanna go for a minimal engine bay look and I'm basically there looks alot cleaner now but still couldn't hurt to ask thanks for the help thoughIf it ain't broke- don't fix it. Don't be like the Post Office. If it ain't broke- they'll fix it until it is. Every single part has a purpose and a reason for being there. Once you start removing things, the problems appear in their place. Do a search on here. Loads of threads where- 'I deleted [fill in the blank] and now it runs like crap. HELP!'
You can. Just be aware that EGR dilutes the air/fuel mixture. That allows more timing. Without the EGR you will probably experience detonation. What year and engine? CCC engines cannot be adjusted for timing. Non-CCC can. You would likely be better off just fixing the EGR.
i'll say this when had my engine swapped had planned on keeping the ecm, ccc and all that mess i even bought a egr compliant cheap alum intake that came with block off plate. when called to check in 1 day they decided they were deleting it all and only reason i was hesitant was over the TC lockup that they didnt think of. no wont impact tc lockup but my point is if gonna do it go all the way which i did and maybe get high flow cats otherwise keep as is.Can I delete egr vaulve if I have rochester quadrojet with original emmisions?
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