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I have egr delete with DPF and Ad Blue still in place. Been like that for 27 months and well over 20k miles with no issues.

Got a quote from another dealer for an EGR flush of £408.00 they also quoted £1709.00 to replace EGR, I am going to ask the first dealer to quote to replace EGR.

I'm afraid the Santa doesn't understand the issue because in his sledge the EGR cooler is bypassed during the season. https://www.t6forum.com/threads/t6_measured-01-engine-built-in-test-for-egr.42060/post-567572 https://www.t6forum.com/threads/t6_measured-winter-specialities.46804/post-620366

Ah OK. Thanks.

I had the same code recently, garage I took the van to reckoned readings didn’t suggest a clogged EGR, on further investigation he found a split in the EGR to exhaust manifold rear pipe which he replaced along with new gaskets. He did show me the part complete with split. Time will tell but so...

Oh wow that’s interesting. How about your DPF? Did you have that removed too? And I take it no MOT issues by having the EGR deleted?

To conclude this post/issue... I bit the bullet and bought the genuine VW cooler, bolts and gaskets (just the heat exchanger, not the EGR valve unit) £310 delivered. Removed the old unit, separated the cooler and rigged up a bench test: it failed: it was leaking somewhere inside. Rebuilt the...

Give us a ring bit concerned with some of the advice you where given regarding unplugging the egr. How you getting that past an eagle eyed mot tester?

@tr7dan what’s your location…. @Dav-Tec sorted my EGR and he’s based in Chesterfield if that’s any good to you?

As per Dellmassive's post, what engine have you got in your Shuttle? The EGR is supposed to recycle (some of the) exhaust gases before they go through the DPF. I also believe that it has a job in controlling temperature of the gas and prompting DPF regen. A lot of people will tell you to have...

I spoke with a pro egr delete guy called Matt at UKCC auto techs. I'm still not convinced it's the best idea, but he was sure it wouldn't have anything other issues with adblue or dpf as he says they are unrelated. Said he's done 100s. Sales pitch most likely . I'm Brighton based

VW Preston said nothing, they don't care as the is no warranty now. Had the egr delete done when a fault light came up saying egr low flow. It was done at 120k by Chris @Dav-Tec, it's just a remap but with no extra power just the egr written out. The new @Dav-tec van map is so much smoother...

They used to sell on ebay but available here EGR valve simulator with blanking plates for VW T5 with 2.0 BiTDI CFCA engine

Yeah as green giant said, get it all done when funds allow. My EGR went and it had to be done but got the belt done for piece of mind really.

I'm also noticing similar with my 2019 Kombi. EGR pipe replaced last October. Drove it all winter with no codes appearing. Now bit of warmer weather & P0401 code is back.

Hi all, Just a quick one I'm not with my van at the moment but I've already blanked off the EGR gas pipes and thinking I'll bypass the coolant also just in case it wears through. Does anyone know the size of this blue connector piece? I'll grab one on the way home. Also looking to add an oil...

Hi fitted my new Egr but in vcds I could only see adaptation of Egr vacuum couldn’t see anything about Egr adaptation on its own this my options under engine basic settings sorry about the poor pic thanks

Do you know what the fault codes were before the EGR was replaced? Same, or something different?

Rubbish. Two years ago almost. EGR blocked and mapped out and at the same time new VW DPF, one year on the old engine and a year on the new one. I am getting between c125m and 250m between regens depending what I am up to

How different are they to the 140 EGR/cooler module?