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  1. Cloudnine

    EGR system

    Thanks for all of your responses. Let me answer some of the point you have raised. 1) The vehicle is the 'London Taxi' also known as the 'Black Cab' in the UK. 2) It uses the Ford Dura-Torq 2.4L Diesel engine. The engine and all of the components (including the solenoid) is supplied through an...
  2. Cloudnine

    EGR system

    Thanks for the reply Gregg, I don't want to remove any of the parts, just relocate the solenoid. The way it is positioned and having a 'breather' pipe on top, it looks as though it was engineering in a vertical position. Therefore I am not sure whether there is any functional point to keeping...
  3. Cloudnine

    EGR system

    I am looking at the EGR system from a cost reduction point of view and therefore not an expert in this field. As I understand/see there is a vacuum unit on the engine which is connected by 2 plastic pipes to a solenoid unit. The solenoid is mounted in a vertical postion on the inner wing. There...
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