Unveiling the dark side of EGR delete: Pros and cons

Welcome to our in-depth exploration of EGR Delete, a modification that's sparked considerable discussion and debate among automotive enthusiasts and experts. If you’re contemplating whether to go ahead with an EGR Delete or are just interested in understanding its implications, this video is your go-to guide for detailed insights.
EGR, or Exhaust Gas Recirculation delete, involves removing a vehicle’s EGR system with the aim of enhancing performance and efficiency. However, this modification isn’t without its controversies and considerations. In this video, we will thoroughly examine the EGR delete pros and cons to give you a balanced perspective on its benefits and potential shortcomings.
Key Topics:
Introduction to EGR Delete
Here, we give you a concise overview of EGR Delete, setting the stage for deeper exploration into its pros and cons. You'll get to understand the essence of EGR Delete and why it’s considered by many.
EGR Delete Benefits
We delve into the myriad benefits that an EGR Delete can offer, including but not limited to enhanced performance, better fuel economy, and increased horsepower. Learn how these advantages can potentially contribute to a more dynamic driving experience.
EGR Delete Drawbacks
Despite the advantages, there are undeniable drawbacks and risks of EGR Delete that vehicle owners must be aware of. We discuss potential legal implications, warranty voiding, and environmental concerns, helping you make an informed decision based on comprehensive information.
Concluding Thoughts: Is EGR Delete Worth It?
After weighing the benefits against the drawbacks, we share our final thoughts on EGR Delete and offer considerations that every vehicle owner should take into account before deciding on this modification.
Additional Insights
Beyond the basic pros and cons, we offer additional insights and expert opinions on EGR Delete. Discover anecdotes, real-life experiences, and professional advice on navigating the world of EGR Delete modifications.
We would love to hear your thoughts on EGR Delete. Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages? Have you had an EGR Delete done on your vehicle? Share your experiences, questions, or thoughts in the comments below! Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay updated with more automotive insights and discussions!

[@ChristianRaymondFilms]

Nice video! I’m doing an EGR delete on my 24 foot 4x4 RV, so wish me luck it will run better and achieve better mpg stats

[@HonestMechanicChannel]

Thanks! Good luck with the EGR delete, man! Let me know how it goes!

[@XsnipxrmainX]

Just delete it, lets forget all about EGRs

[@obviouslytom]

EGR is killing engines. I need to do this with my TDI, along with DPF, and get 10-15mpg back

[@orenjixi]

What’s DPF

[@obviouslytom]

@@orenjixi Diesel Particulate Filter. A lot of VW group diesels had them installed after dieselgate. I got mine after the whole ordeal in 2019 and have replaced that filter once so far and I hate the thing. Go watch Daves Auto Center and he goes off on EGR's and DPF systems

[@keithjohnston5422]

2001 Dodge neon non emission state. No reason at all to keep an EGR in place unless you like your engine breathing its own crap.

[@allywilkeforsenate]

Delete EPA.

[@iz2904]

Absolutely perfect video Subscribed 🎉

[@multiomer1997]

tbh keeping EGR is not for yourself or for the car engine, but morely for the government and enviroment. well the exhaust might get heater, but its already getting 350oC / 700 oF keeping it is like eating your own shit to reduce waste (someone said on YT)

[@timhowell1220]

Keep it unless your drag racing which is short run time.

[@HonestMechanicChannel]

Great point!

[@andyrantshumanphilosopher7571]

But it shuts when your engine is up to temp... So whats the point sept not having to clean it?

[@Nick41622]

No. When you are driving at higher revs that's when it sucks exhaust gases into the inlet manifold.