OEM Ram EGR Vacuum Solenoid

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The Ram EGR Vacuum Solenoid is electronically controlled to deliver a specific amount of vacuum to the EGR system in order to minimize NOx and support efficient combustion. In 2010, Ram constructed a different truck that combined work and rider comfort. The coil springs give the withdrawal a car-like feel, while the optional air suspension raises eight inches for rocks before dropping down low on the highway to save gasoline. The e-Torque mild hybrid adds punch and trims gas bills by kicking in at low revs. So that drivers can hear the playlists rather than engine drone, big touch screens live in a quiet cabin. You can keep your tools or grocery goods in the RamBox bedside units which can be locked so the bed is not cluttered with those items. An array of strong frames, smart tow aids, and serious payload ratings let a Ram handle job sites and weekend boats. The EGR Vacuum Solenoid is easily visible and can be serviced quickly when the emission parts act up. To prevent shorts, disconnect the battery on your Ram first. Identify the EGR Vacuum Solenoid that is located at either the intake or the firewall. Once you have located it, use tape to detach the wiring connector, unscrew the mounting screws, and lift the device upward. Transfer the metal bracket over, fit the new EGR Vacuum Solenoid in place, and tighten the screws snug, not gorilla tight. Reattach the hoses to their respective ports, snap the connector back in place, then clear any codes. Turn on the engine, check for leaks, go for a short road loop, and check no warning lights return.