How do you remove and install the EGR valve and Tube on Honda Fit?

The EGR valve is located on the left end of the cylinder head, by the alternator bolted on the block to the left of the engine. The first step is to locate this connector and then unplug it from the EGR valve, the next step is to remove the two bolts that fits in the EGR valve to pull out this valve. In case of installation, the process should be done in the reverse method that was used in its removal and see that the area that the EGR is mounted on is cleaned, a new gasket is fitted and tighten the EGR mounting bolts as described under the torque setting. Starting from models of 2009, first, you need to detach the cowl cover and the lower cowl. Finally, remove the fasteners on the pipe flanges at both ends of the EGR pipe and remove the pipe from the catalytic converter, as well as the cylinder head. Remove the pipe and check the flanges and coupling faces as well as the gaskets and bolts; replace any damaged gaskets and tighten the bolts to the recommended amount of turn. Last but not the least replace the lower cowl along with the cowl cover.

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Honda Fit Pipe, EGR
Part Number: 18717-RP3-A00
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- Other Name: EGR Tube; Tube
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Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2009-2013 Honda Fit | 5 Door FIT, 5 Door Sport | KA 5AT, KA 5MT
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Honda Fit Pipe, EGR
Part Number: 18717-5R1-010
$91.63 MSRP: $129.41
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- Other Name: EGR Tube; Tube
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Honda's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2015-2020 Honda Fit | 5 Door EX, 5 Door EX-L, 5 Door EX-LN, 5 Door LX, 5 Door LX SE, 5 Door Sport | KA 6MT, KA CVT

Honda Fit EGR Tube

The EGR Tube, incorporated to Honda Fit cars, has the function of reducing the amount of hazardous nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission since some of the exhaust gases are recirculated to the engine intake tracts. This process assists in lowering the combustion temperature so as to lower the formation of NOx. The EGR Tube is the passage way of these gases and thus any damages like breaks or blockage will lead to increased emission and poor engine performance. Depending on the model year of the Honda Fit, it is believed that the automotive manufacturer may have implemented various styles of EGR Tubes that may have their efficiency and overall functionality. Some of the warning indications that the EGR Tube requires replacement involve the rough running, the noisy sounds generated by the engine as well as light on the dashboard known as the check engine light. This paper shows that proper performance and emission control in Honda Fit vehicles rely on the hydraulic integrity of the EGR Tube.

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Honda Fit EGR Tube Parts Questions & Experts Answers

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18717-RP3-A00
Q: How do you remove and install the EGR valve and Tube on Honda Fit?
A: The EGR valve is located on the left end of the cylinder head, by the alternator bolted on the block to the left of the engine. The first step is to locate this connector and then unplug it from the EGR valve, the next step is to remove the two bolts that fits in the EGR valve to pull out this valve. In case of installation, the process should be done in the reverse method that was used in its removal and see that the area that the EGR is mounted on is cleaned, a new gasket is fitted and tighten the EGR mounting bolts as described under the torque setting. Starting from models of 2009, first, you need to detach the cowl cover and the lower cowl. Finally, remove the fasteners on the pipe flanges at both ends of the EGR pipe and remove the pipe from the Catalytic Converter, as well as the cylinder head. Remove the pipe and check the flanges and coupling faces as well as the gaskets and bolts; replace any damaged gaskets and tighten the bolts to the recommended amount of turn. Last but not the least replace the lower cowl along with the cowl cover.