In this video, 1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace a failing, worn out, or defective EGR valve. This video is applicable to the 96, 97, 98, 99 GMC Sierra K1500
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Is their a egr temp sensor on the 96 Silverado 1500 5.0 model.
Why do you need to replace that part? Good video.
good video….but that truck hood is a dang shame, decent looking old truck tho, good information
Awesome Videos! Can you or do you know of a good step by step for replacing an oil pan on a 1997 5.7l k1500? Engine in truck would be helpful as i have a gasket leak i should address.
Hey A1Auto, you guys are awesome! Can you please make a video on how to replace the PCV Valve on a 1996 k1500 model.
Update: The check engine light came back on within days of having it in the shop. I suspected a bad EGR so I ordered a new one. Upon removing the old valve I saw that there was no gasket. I'm assuming there should have been one so my secondary mechanic is either an idiot and forgot to replace it after removing it to clean it or someone else did. Long story short the truck runs great and this video saved me money and it is a great feeling knowing I did it myself. It was a little tricky trying to keep the gasket and bolts in place but a little duct tape did the job. I will be going to the mechanic I should've gone to in the future even if there is a 2 week waiting period (usually).