Tuesday, November 12, 2013
How to Remove the EGR on a Mercedes 300D
Mounted to the intake manifold on the back of the Mercedes 300D engine, the EGR valve is responsible for recirculating any exhaust fumes back through the engine to be burned a second time before being sent through the exhaust pipe. The Mercedes 300D EGR valve is connected to the engine with two bolts and can be removed in just a few of minutes. You can save time and money by removing the EGR valve yourself.
Instructions
- 1
Locate the EGR valve of the Mercedes 300D in the back of the engine on the drivers side of the engine compartment. The EGR valve is a circular metal device with a vacuum hose attached to the top of the valve.
2Remove the vacuum hose from the top of the EGR valve by hand and set it out of the way.
3Unfasten the two bolts on the sides of the EGR valve with a socket wrench that secures the part to the engine.
4Remove the EGR valve from the Mercedes 300D engine compartment.
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