Thread: Egr Removal
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Old 03-02-2010, 03:01 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by 907mge View Post
After seeing the head and intake apart i see where the exhaust gas comes from, going from the back cylinder to the y pipe. What i also noticed is the huge amount of carbon in the intake. Isn't that bad for air flow?
Um.... then clean it out?

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and also knock is the fuel/air mixture igniting too early?
That's one cause of a knock... Definitely, knock is whenever a rod bearing comes into contact with the crank. This can occur from the fuel ignition too early (a couple causes for this: preignition or autoignition, poor spark timing, detonation can contribute, excessive heat) or from the fluid bearing failing allowing the metal to come into contact from the loss of hydromatic pressure.
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