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Chrysler Sebring EGR Valve
In Chrysler Sebring vehicles, the EGR Valve is an important component in regulating the amount of exhaust gases that is to be let back into the combustion chamber hence lowering air pollution especially in situations where the air-fuel ratio cannot be maintained. This has been done with the exhaust gas recirculation system (EGR) that takes part of the exhaust gasses and mixes them with the intake gasses to reduce the nitrous oxide (NOx) emissions of the engine through reduction of flame temperatures during combustion. EGR technology of Chrysler Sebring models also improved from the basic orifice jets to that of the fine valves with controls via coolant temperature and manifold vacuum signal for the specific engine. Some of the new generation engines such as Chrysler Pentastar 3.6 does not consist of EGR Valve but in detail the system enables 5-15 %of the intake gases to be circulated in order to balance NOx reduction and engine efficiency. There is a need for periodic servicing because EGR Valves may become subjected to carbon build up thus ailing their performance.
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Chrysler Sebring EGR Valve Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Remove the EGR Valve and EGR Tube on Chrysler Sebring?A: The EGR valve is bolted to the rear end of the rear-bank cylinder head. Remove the EVAP purge solenoid valve and disconnect the electrical connector. Next, remove the lower EGR tube nut from the exhaust manifold and the lower EGR tube bolts from the EGR valve. For the upper EGR tube, remove the two bolts securing the lower end of the pipe to the EGR valve and disconnect the upper end from the intake manifold. Remove the old gasket between the upper pipe and the EGR valve, as well as the old rubber silicone seals from the EGR pipe.
