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as I recall, access to the EGR serving is best done when you do the PCV since you will be removing the intake and related hoses. As to the "just barely" passing emissions, that should give you a clue as to what should be looked at. Too high on the Nxs? suggest you look for intake air leaks, clean the throttle body, idle air valve etc. Too high on the HCs? ignition tune up, clean the MAF, check the O2 sensor... If you suspect the EGR, check if you have a clogged PCV as well.
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as I recall, access to the EGR serving is best done when you do the PCV since you will be removing the intake and related hoses. As to the "just barely" passing emissions, that should give you a clue as to what should be looked at. Too high on the Nxs? suggest you look for intake air leaks, clean the throttle body, idle air valve etc. Too high on the HCs? ignition tune up, clean the MAF, check the O2 sensor... If you suspect the EGR, check if you have a clogged PCV as well.
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