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2005 Mondeo 2.0 Tdci - Tear In Egr Hose


JackDG
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Hi!

Recently purchased an 05 mondeo 2.0 tdci, 127k on the clock with clutch/flywheel recently replaced.

I have done about 500 miles and everything seems ok, however doing a motorway drive yesterday I noticed the mpg drop (from 54 to around 38 at worst, 6th gear 70mph), the exhaust was a bit smoky (not a deep black, but not exactly white), the power delivery at this speed also did not feel smooth compared to accelerating at lower speeds.

Reading around here I decided to clean out the EGR valve, there was some soot build up which cleaned out easily. When doing this job however I did notice a tear on the hose which connects to the bottom of the egr valve, its a substantial tear and I think I made it worse poking around and now there is a drop in power...! :rolleyes:

either way it looks like it will cost me 20 quid for a replacement off eBay, just wondering if this could be the sole cause of my issues??

Thanks,

Jack

tl;dr tear in EGR hose, can this be causing smoke + power loss?

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Yes, get it fixed a.s.a.p. :)

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sweet! cheap and easy fix :D :D

while waiting for delivery Is it ok to use the car? obviously taking it easy, just want ot make sure I wouldn't be causing it any harm. revs/temp all seem fine

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