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Honda CRX EGR Valve
The EGR Valve in Honda CRX vehicles is important to regulate the exhaust gases returning back to the combustion chamber in a bid to minimize on the production of Nitrogen oxide emissions. As a result, by re- circulating a portion of exhaust gas, the EGR Valve reduces the amount of oxygen and introduces inert gases to minimise the heat of combustion that is responsible for the formation of NOx. This mechanism serves not only the purpose of emission control but also increases the engine efficancy by letting larger throttle positions and avoiding pumping losses. Honda CRX has undergone through the use of the EGR technology right from use of basic orifice jets of valves, the use of new valves that tend to respond to additional parameters regarding the engine for instance the coolants temperature and the manifold vacuum. TSP may incorporate back pressure transducers for controlling the flow of EGR depending on the load of the engine. But, in EGR valves, the carbon buildup is potential issue requiring its regular cleaning to work effectively.
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Honda CRX EGR Valve Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What are the troubleshooting steps for diagnosing issues with the EGR valve control system on the Honda CRX?A: Engine vacuum controls the position of the EGR valve which is then transferred to the ECU via a sensor. The control solenoid valve, air chamber, and EGR valve are in the control box on the firewall. Vacuum lines should be inspected, electrical connections tested and hand vacuum pump used to test the EGR valve. If that does not work, examine the wiring, ECU, and look for vacuum leaks. Check one of the connector terminals for 5 volts to test the EGR valve lift sensor.
