OEM Chevrolet Cruze EGR Valve

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The Chevrolet Cruze EGR Valve is the core of the small sedan clean running power train and anyone who is attracted by the Chevrolet enjoys the way the Cruze drives and how fast and efficient the turbo engine is coupled with interior technology that makes the daily commute exciting and economical. Chevrolet engineers have provided the Cruze with a spirited 1.4 liter turbo and appropriate gearing, thus commutes within the city are brisk, highway travel on the car brings back wallet friendly fuel figures, and the strong chassis, tight steerage, and large trunk make the vehicle a smart companion to attend school, work, and weekend. In addition to these advantages, the committed EGR Valve exhaust is redirected back to the intake stream and reduces the combustion temperature, reduces NOx emissions and stabilizes idle, without interference with the sensors of the real time flow control that protects performance and the environment. The Chevrolet Cruze EGR Valve is made to withstand carbon and heat, with the electronic actuator ensuring that the movement is accurate and a sturdy gasket is applied to ensure that the gases do not escape to cause knock and detonation to the engine as the driver drives over a long period. The EGR Valve should be checked regularly to avoid carbon accumulation and according to Chevrolet service plan, it should not be delayed. Installing a new Cruze EGR Valve requires the engine to be cooled, the battery is disconnected, the old one is unbolted, the ports are cleared, a new gasket is fitted and tightened to specification, the connector is plugged in, codes are cleared and a leak free seal is checked after which the valve learns idle trims during a brief drive.