Bit of help
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#2
Sometimes just Googling the part number works magic.
EGR Valve Air Pump 6R83-9F491-AC Jaguar S-type Stype 4.2L 00-08 | eBay
EGR Valve Air Pump 6R83-9F491-AC Jaguar S-type Stype 4.2L 00-08 | eBay
#5
Further research shows it's just the valve that takes hot inert exhaust gases and feed them into the throttle body to reduce the emissions during certain situations. For some dumb reason on my XKR the line runs down by the cats and back up to the throttle body. Maybe it's just longer so the gases can be cooled since the aluminum lines are covered in aluminum insulation.
#7
I dont believe hot or cold air matters here.
EGR is the same as air brake. You are feeding carbon dioxide to slow the engine down.
But my point was that most EGR's made in the last 20 years have been an electronically controlled solenoid. I.e. an electric valve. I have tons of them laying around here. Common GM problem.
Also cleaning out the egr track in the intake manifold is essential. None of this makes any sense. You may not have the right part.
EGR is the same as air brake. You are feeding carbon dioxide to slow the engine down.
But my point was that most EGR's made in the last 20 years have been an electronically controlled solenoid. I.e. an electric valve. I have tons of them laying around here. Common GM problem.
Also cleaning out the egr track in the intake manifold is essential. None of this makes any sense. You may not have the right part.
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hi
No I am not sure it is a coolant hose,but it connects to the underneath of the part in pic and then disapears down the side of the radiator towards bottom of car.Cannot see where it connects too.I am in the procces of replaceing all water hoses hence the question. What is the purpose of that hose.?. Tommy.