Was driving today and cel came on "egr plugged" went to Cummins dealer and was told might have leaky egr cooler or ports need to be cleaned. They turned cel off and i kept on driving.
2013 KW T660 475K miles.
Anyone have experience with this?
Im thinking if leaky egr cooler ill order one and install it myself.
EGR plugged
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With your egr plugged you should get better mpg.
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Im adding a pint every other month or si.
Cummins said it showed fault code 3383 -
I wonder how complicated it is to pull cooler off and clean it, anyone done this before?
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Well it's not really a matter of cleaning the cooler. When they go bad, they leak internally. Not good. You said pint but I'm more familiar with gallons. Half a gallon to a gallon a week I would be pretty concerned and trying to pressure test the system to find this leak (if this was the case) ...
Now, coolant could gum things up if the cooler was leaking and cause sticking of EGR valve. If the truck has over 500k mi and has the orginal exhaust back pressure sensor, it probably needs replacing. They go bad around 500-600k. Also check IMAP sensor & delta-p differential pressure sensor. Those sensors must be in good order for the emissions system to do right.
The IMAP sensor will probably be covered in soot. A tooth brush could brush it clean, but a new would be bestmitmaks Thanks this. -
IMAP sensor...where is it located/look like?
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Look like Purple. Power will clean it up great.
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