is it possible to disable the EGR valve...
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also minor air leak
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You can't disconnect it you will get a fault code, EGR insufficient flow!
There is a way to stop it operating when you are driving but still allow the diagnostic test to pass. Ask on the 12v forum no-one knows anything about 12v's here.
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