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Old 06-02-2015, 06:21 PM   #8
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Re: CEL Light on and off

The ECM in a 1989 has memory. It can store multiple codes at the same time.

The light does not need to be illuminated to read the trouble code/codes that are stored in the system.

Because your truck is a 2500, it may have a different EGR system then most the 1500 trucks.

There are multiple types of EGR valves. You need to know which kind of EGR it has.

TBI trucks are generally Negative back pressure EGR or Port EGR systems, except California emission 4.3 TBI trucks had Linear EGR valves.

The negative back-pressure EGR systems are very about the EGR valve you use.

I have posted many times on these topics and you can find those posts with a search.
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