EGR Delete Plate 2.0 CRDI

EGR valve delete plate for 2.0 CRDI engines

Kia or Hyundai

- KIA CARENS III 2.0 CRDi 140 HP 2006.09 ->
- KIA CEE'D hatchback 2.0 CRDi 140 HP 2007.09 ->
- KIA MAGENTIS 2.0 CRDi 140/150 HP 2006.04 ->
- KIA SPORTAGE 2.0 CRDi 140 HP 2006.01 ->
- HYUNDAI SONATA V 2.0 CRDi 140/150 HP 2006.02 ->
- HYUNDAI TUCSON 2.0 CRDi 136/140 HP 2006.01 -> 2010.03
- HYUNDAI i30 2.0 CRDi 140 HP 2007.10 -> 2011.11
- HYUNDAI i30 CW 2.0 CRDi 140 HP 2008.02 -> 2012.06

Package contents:

1 laser-cut type 304 stainless steel plate.

How do I know if this part fits my vehicle?

We develop plates and kits for EGR valves, not for vehicles. This is simply because the same engine or the same valve can be found on a large number of models. To check whether this product suits your vehicle, simply look at the photos or the list of compatible engines. We show photos of engine blocks or valves. If yours matches, this product fits. You can also email us a photo of your engine for a quick answer.

How do I position/install this product?

The product photos include a simple installation guide. An arrow or drawing shows you the way and serves as an instruction sheet. It is actually very simple. If you wish, you will also find an engine silicone tube at the bottom of the page to perfect the seal of the installation.

A warning light comes on, what should I do?

On recent engines (generally 2004 and later), a warning light may come on in the dashboard or the vehicle may go into limp mode. In some cases, electronic intervention may therefore be needed to pair an electronic delete with this mechanical delete. However, it is also possible to drill the plate to create a "restrictor". It will then let a small amount of gas through and prevent the ECU from detecting the modification.

Why delete the EGR valve?

Always with the aim of gaining power and engine efficiency. We develop and sell parts intended for motorsport and engine performance. The EGR valve recycles part of the exhaust gases into the intake in order to reduce the amount of nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the exhaust, which contribute to air pollution, notably ozone and fine particle precursors. This technique, in addition to fouling the engine and producing clouds of black smoke, leans out the air/fuel mixture. By adding exhaust gas to the fresh air, the vehicle feels sluggish. By blocking the EGR valve, you improve the quality of combustion. You therefore increase engine efficiency and torque. Your vehicle will be more powerful and have more torque. Ideal for gaining a few hundredths at the start of races.

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