2468bidw wrote:My dealership picked it up straight away in the notes the mechanic makes. A Provent & a bunch of other things probably prompted them to look further.
modra_122 wrote:Would anyone by chance have a blanking plate for a hilux, or be able to tell me the measurements etc?
Thanks in advance
Gipsy wrote:5mm seems to be the go now.
modra_122 wrote:Would anyone by chance have a blanking plate for a hilux, or be able to tell me the measurements etc?
Thanks in advance
ktm300 wrote:modra_122 wrote:Would anyone by chance have a blanking plate for a hilux, or be able to tell me the measurements etc?
Thanks in advance
Just grab yourself one arent they under 10 bucks ????
modra_122 wrote:ktm300 wrote:modra_122 wrote:Would anyone by chance have a blanking plate for a hilux, or be able to tell me the measurements etc?
Thanks in advance
Just grab yourself one arent they under 10 bucks ????
Yea but i can make one for free and i can do it now haha
More money for beer
chardo wrote:Hi Anth, I was just thinking about the radiator coolant maybe getting into the inlet manifold area. Once the 7mm hole blank plate goes in, this is removing a massive amount of the heat that would normally be cooled by the coolant. Is there any reason that the 2 coolant pipes couldn't be removed from the cooler and joined together. I suppose someone has thought of this earlier, but I would like to know for myself and if it has been tried before. Take care and cheers Bill. PS great work, great thread.
modra_122 wrote:Would anyone by chance have a blanking plate for a hilux, or be able to tell me the measurements etc?
Thanks in advance
Wing wrote:I am planning to install a 7 mm plate. I like to ask a question. Will the plate be the only thing between the cooler pipe and the engine block? Can the plate also perform as a gasket to prevent gas leakage? or I need to put in two gaskets on the two sides of the 7mm plate?
Thank you first.
TRDLuxxy wrote:dano85 wrote:Has anyone on hear used the monster max or uni chip egr delete kit that you completely block the egr and plug a thing in that sorts the computer stuff out? I've been told they will work on all models but then I've also been told they only work on 05-06 models?
Yep, I do.
No need for 05-06 models as you can completely block the EGR without any fault code.
fourby4diesel wrote:I have heard of them throwing codes. I'd use 7mm to be 99.9% sure.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/EGR-Blanking ... 2ca7b6fe5c
You should also check the compressions while doing the job, this tool can be used with any diesel comp tester.
Just screw in a 10x1.25 glow plug adaptor, clamp it in like an injector.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/191793751236
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