TDI 2013 dog/EGR delete

[AntunesB23]

I'm trying to just understand is if it comes out or not this is new to me I'm not a mechanic I'm doing it as a diy and need some pinners what should be removed or what not

 

[CanadianALH]

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0637/8533/files/CR140_ECO_Kit_Instalation_Guide_2021.pdf?v=1611945188

Here is a guide from someone who sells deletes. There are pictures and a description.

 

[AntunesB23]

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0637/8533/files/CR140_ECO_Kit_Instalation_Guide_2021.pdf?v=1611945188

Here is a guide from someone who sells deletes. There are pictures and a description.

Awesome thanks so that is a dpf filter then and should be removed and down piped from there

 

[AntunesB23]

Awesome thanks so that is a dpf filter then and should be removed and down piped from there

If I left it and removed everything from there back to muffler should be fine

 

[CanadianALH]

Awesome thanks so that is a dpf filter then and should be removed and down piped from there

If you go to rawteks website and punch in year make model you can look at the delete kits they have for your specific car and can look at the instructions.

 

[oilhammer]

I'm thinking the OP doesn't even have a "kit" purchased. Because I'm really super stumped as to what the comprehension block here is. It just doesn't make any sense to me. You assume certain things, if someone asked "how do I replace my brake rotors" you assume the person asking knows the wheels have to come off, but here we seem to have a follow up like "do I have to jack the car up?".

And I'm still not sure (since the OP hasn't offered) why this is being done in the first place, because normally that is usually answered with "because part X and Y are bad" and here the OP doesn't seem to know what part X even is.

A "delete" in the context of this engine, means EVERYTHING on the exhaust after the turbocharger gets removed. You can leave the muffler all the way at the back.

 

[AntunesB23]

If you go to rawteks website and punch in year make model you can look at the delete kits they have for your specific car and can look at the instructions.

Dpf filter has failed need to be replaced stay why we doin the delete

 

[CanadianALH]

Dpf filter has failed need to be replaced stay why we doin the delete

Have you taken your VIN and plugged it into the Volkswagen website that tells you about diesel gate warranty? How many miles are on the car and what year is it? It may be still under warranty and you could get this replaced for free. I would look into this before you start cutting

 

[TurboABA]

Dpf filter has failed need to be replaced stay why we doin the delete

Not sure what's making me rage more..... your mechanical comprehension\aptitude, or your grammar

 

[batryonmend]

The rest is software. You don't need to mess with anything else on either of the EGR systems.

 

[AntunesB23]

Have you taken your VIN and plugged it into the Volkswagen website that tells you about diesel gate warranty? How many miles are on the car and what year is it? It may be still under warranty and you could get this replaced for free. I would look into this before you start cutting

We are passed that

 

[AntunesB23]

The rest is software. You don't need to mess with anything else on either of the EGR systems.

We deleted from ecu

 

[x1800MODMY360x]

Also, this is sort of what the EGR filter tube looks like:

Low Pressure EGR Filter (CBEA)(CJAA) 1K0253120B | IDParts.com - Diesel Parts

That's from the CJAA engine, but the CKRA is similar (the CKRA DPFs don't fail like the CJAAs, do, so they don't clog up those tubes, so nobody sells them, so I couldn't easily find a picture of a CKRA one.... but aside from a slight different bend, it looks pretty much the same).

CKRA EGR Filter
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