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2008 Chrysler Pacifica EGR Valve, EGR Cooler, EGR Tube

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OEM 2008 Chrysler Pacifica Parts for EGR System

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EGR Tube, EGR Valve Installation and Repair Tips for 2008 Chrysler Pacifica

  • Q:
    How to Install an EGR Valve on a 3.8L Engine on 2008 Chrysler Pacifica?
    A:
    To install the EGR valve on 3.8L engine, place a new gasket on the EGR valve, bolt the EGR to the cylinder head with bolts tightened to 30N.m, connect the EGR tube with its gasket with bolts tightened to 15N.m, connect the electrical connector, reconnect the negative battery cable with bolts tightened to 5N.m.
  • Q:
    How to Service an EGR Tube on a 3.8L Engine on 2008 Chrysler Pacifica?
    A:
    To service the EGR tube of a 3.8L engine, make sure that the engine is cooled. Take off the three-bolts that hold the EGR tube to the valve and dispose the gasket. Stripping threads should be avoided by using hand tools. Next, take the EGR tube off and examine the rubber seal to see if it is worn out.
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