EGR Valve
The exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve, controlled by the electronic control unit (ECU), is used to recycle exhaust gas from the engine back to the combustion chambers of the engine. When an instruction from the ECU is received, the EGR valve turns on and a metered amount of exhaust gas from the engine is returned to the fuel/air mixture and recycled, thereby lowering the maximum temperature of the engine combustion. Lowering the temperature of the engine combustion promotes a reduction of the nitrogen oxides in exhaust gas and stable air intake and exhaust. The EGR valve contributes to lower exhaust gas emissions.
Keihin product features
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Highly accurate valve mechanism for controlling exhaust gas recirculation - This valve utilizes a poppet-type valve with an easy-to-set opening area, which makes it reliable in the reduction of nitrogen oxides in the exhaust gas.
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Highly responsive linear solenoid included - To ensure a recyclable flow rate, a high-response linear solenoid is installed within the valve. By ensuring the flow rate, overall fuel economy is improved.
Customer benefits
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Aids customers in their efforts to reduce nitrogen oxides
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Contributes to low-fuel consumption
Production base
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Japan, Miyagi Seisakusho
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China, Nanjing Keihin Oils & Equipment Co., Ltd.