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How to remove the EGR valve of a Honda Civic

Model: Honda Civic MK 8 - Years 2006-2012
Part: EGR valve

Damaged EGR valve? Let's see the replacement in the Honda Civic. Lift the bonnet and put it in safety, then, with a socket wrench, unscrew the locking pins of the EGR valve as shown in the video. Once the screws on the sides of the EGR valve have been unscrewed, disconnect the power supply terminal; we remove the EGR valve from inside the engine compartment. We begin to clean the valve with the help of a product suitable for cleaning mechanical parts, we use a brush to facilitate operations. We replace the piece if damaged. We mount the EGR valve and screw in the screws and connect the power supply.

Posted on 27 April 2020 by ScegliAuto

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