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				Dear Peugeot 306 drivers,
 
 
my french isn't very good to place a question in your language. But i love it. So please forgive me, i am placing it in english.
 
 
I've got a question about my lovely car  I am driving a 306 xrdt 1994 Bosch pump, with now 230.000 km. And it is rolling and rolling 
 
Does this motor have an EGR?. And where can i find it?.
 
 
It would be very nice, if someone can place a photo if it has an EGR. So i can deactivate it.
 
 
I will thank you for your Reply. 
 
 
Best wishes Salut   | 
			 
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				There's no EGR, but others could confirm !    | 
			 
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    there's no EGR on this model of car | 
			 
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				Thank you for your very fast reply.    
 
 
So iam very happy it does not have an EGR.    
 
 
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				Hi,
 
 
the EGR was obligatory on the cars only from 1997 before it did not exist 
 
 
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				I'm so happy, I understand what you write       | 
			 
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				 	  | felger a écrit: | 	 		  Hi,
 
 
the EGR was obligatory on the cars only from 1997 before it did not exist 
 
 
bye bye | 	  
 
Even for vehicles that come from Germany ?
 
They have a stronger policy concerning depolluting equipment. 
 
He has a DHY type of engine and a catalytic converter so he might have an EGR system also.
 
 
If other can confirm, it will be great, I'm not absolutely sure. | 
			 
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				Can someone post me please a phto where i can find the EGR system with a scmall description, how i can deactivate it?.
 
 
cu and thx    | 
			 
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				It is necessary to neutralize near the valve and not the connector (if not, the calculator will take it like a malfunction of valve EGR and passes in degraded mode = > less power, ...)   
 
 
If it is an electric valve EGR, we simply disconnect on the valve wire and if it is a pneumatic valve, we disconnect the small pipe and the end is stopped | 
			 
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				Ohh thanks, thats really helpfull. 
 
 
But this looks liken a HDI, is the Valve the same as a TD. I think in my car of 1994 is nothing electrical by the EGR.
 
 
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				 	  | louloute33 a écrit: | 	 		  It is necessary to neutralize near the valve and not the connector (if not, the calculator will take it like a malfunction of valve EGR and passes in degraded mode = > less power, ...)   
 
 
If it is an electric valve EGR, we simply disconnect on the valve wire and if it is a pneumatic valve, we disconnect the small pipe and the end is stopped | 	  
 
Louloute, he has a TD not a HDi actually.
 
So there is no computer on his car.
 
 
The post that Bubu gave you is for Hdi but I think the technique of blocking the pipe with the wrench is still good.
 
I also have this bloody EGR on my TD so I will look into that this summer.
 
I guess it's easier to disconnect it on a TD than on a HDi.
 
 
Hope you will find useful information. | 
			 
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				 	  | berni a écrit: | 	 		  | The post that Bubu gave you is for Hdi but I think the technique of blocking the pipe with the wrench is still good. | 	  
 
oops, sorry for that, I am definitively a newbie for all these diesel engines    | 
			 
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				 	  | BuBu a écrit: | 	 		   	  | berni a écrit: | 	 		  | The post that Bubu gave you is for Hdi but I think the technique of blocking the pipe with the wrench is still good. | 	  
 
oops, sorry for that, I am definitively a newbie for all these diesel engines    | 	  
 
 
  i'm sorry too | 
			 
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