Egr valve?

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crowsfeet

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Hello again fellow Ram owners. Where would I find the torque specs for the new egr valve that I also installed? Is there a decent link to find this information?
 

Harley Harrold

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Hello again fellow Ram owners. Where would I find the torque specs for the new egr valve that I also installed? Is there a decent link to find this information?

Two bolts torqued to 20 ft. lbs. for the EGR valve, and 20 ft. lbs. for the single bolt, tube to intake manifold connection.
 
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Or just screw them back in and forget about it lol

I've replaced mine a couple times (damn thing keeps throwing codes) and I've never worried about the torque specs for the 2 bolts on it.
 
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Thanks for the advice Harley and Gecko. I have this nice torque wrench and really like to use it whenever i can, lol
 

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I just deleted it an forgot about it. I love living in a non emissions state
 

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Thanks for the advice Harley and Gecko. I have this nice torque wrench and really like to use it whenever i can, lol

As a professional US Navy, General Motors, and US Air Force master engine technician, I was trained early in my career to ALWAYS use a torque wrench when tightening bolts, nuts, etc. This is especially crucial when the bolts are steel and the threaded surface is Aluminum! I know you can get away with hand tight, but that allows the possibility of warped and, or broken parts.
 
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