Where is EGR valve Saturn SL1 95?

Discussion in 'Saturn S-series' started by Roger Ehrlich - Alumni-2004, Aug 27, 2004.

  1. Hi
    I posted a query a little while ago about my Saturn SL1 1995 stalling. I
    had changed the fuel filter. The advice I also got suggested the EGR
    valve too.

    Where is the EGR valve in relation to the throttle body (which I have
    cleaned before)? I wonder if I should be able to clean or replace the EGR
    myself?

    Symptom: I was driving on the highway 100Km/60mil, gear 5 (standard),
    2000rpm,
    when I felt the car lurch a little (familiar to me when I stalled before).
    I pulled off the highway at the next exit, geared down to 3rd on the
    off ramp, geared down to 2nd, and the car began to stall. I pulled over,
    and idled for about 5 sec then the car stalled. I waited for 2-3 min, then
    restarted the car, which sputtered for a bit.... I pressed down on the
    accelerator and rev'd the engine up to 3500 rpm. The engine took and
    seemed fine thereafter. This was last evening, and the car drove well this
    morning.

    Is the EGR the part to focus on here?

    I would rather save some $ if this is a simple maintenance job that I can
    do. Any suggestions?

    Cheers, Roger
     
    Roger Ehrlich - Alumni-2004, Aug 27, 2004
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  2. Roger Ehrlich - Alumni-2004

    sssauerb Guest

    If you are standing in front of the car, it is located to the upper
    left of the battery. It is the "linear" style which means it is
    electric so you should look for a small, silver can about 3" in
    diameter attached to a bracket. I have read about people cleaning
    these buggers but I think they eventually fail either way. They are
    VERY expensive and fail often. I would buy a new one and keep the
    cleaned on in the trunk just in case..... Good luck.
     
    sssauerb, Sep 9, 2004
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  3. Roger Ehrlich - Alumni-2004

    KentS Guest

    are you getting the service engine soon light?
     
    KentS, Sep 28, 2004
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