EGR valve V40 t3

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EGR valve V40 t3

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Nov 27th, 2012, 15:26	#1
old smokey New Member Last Online: Jan 8th, 2013 22:30 Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Tamworth	EGR valve V40 t3 Hi all, i'm new to the forum and have searched, but can't find an answer for my problem. My car is a 2004 v40 with the 1.9 tdi t3 engine, it's done 108,000 mls. and suddenly lost power on pull away, has started smoking a bit and become difficult to start. My mechanic has told me he thinks it's the egr valve, he's cleaned it without any improvement and is loathe to spend £170 on a genuine volvo replacement, in case it doesn't work. There are some on ebay for around £50 but are marked up as for the t4 engine. I was wandering if anyone on here would know if the egr valve for the t4 and t3 are the same, as the advertisers don't know. I would be very gratefull if anyone on here could clarify this for me, or know of a cheap alternative. TIA Steve

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