It's pretty simple. Just take the engine cover off, and remove the sound insulating foam piece, unplug the sensor on the EGR, and the sensor on the throttle body, and zip-tie them out of the way. Both are pretty accessible and easy to find. Put the cover and foam(I left the foam off because I like the louder sound) back on, and you're good to go. Runs amazing now.
Problems After Delete
Anybody run into problems after getting a delete? My truck will now at times somewhat shutter then spew out white smoke from the tailpipe. The truck isn't showing any codes and my tuner has tried multiple tunes and have now landed on stock tune and the problem persists. Has anyone experienced such a thing?
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Awesome. Thank you.It's pretty simple. Just take the engine cover off, and remove the sound insulating foam piece, unplug the sensor on the EGR, and the sensor on the throttle body, and zip-tie them out of the way. Both are pretty accessible and easy to find. Put the cover and foam(I left the foam off because I like the louder sound) back on, and you're good to go. Runs amazing now.
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