Nissan 14741-10W00 BPT Valve

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EGR system recirculates a portion of its exhaust gases into the intake manifold, which causes low combustion temperature and subsequently NOx compound reduction.The PCM controls various other components such as the EGR valve, EGR control solenoid valve, EGR temperature sensor and EGR control backpressure transducer valve in this system.The PCM utilizes information from both ported and manifold vacuum systems and EGR temperature sensor to assist in determining the timing for turning on or off the EGR. Examine hoses, connections and vacuum lines for damage or adequate attachment when checking the EGR system.Ensure that the engine reaches operating temperature and let idle; open and close throttle to see whether there is movement of stem of EGR valve which indicates good operation of control system. If there is no movement, inspect whether vacuum signal is reaching to the EGR valve otherwise check hoses and the EGR control solenoid. For further component tests, apply vacuum to see if it opens and stays open while you can clean it in case there are deposits inside an EGR valve. Also, check vacuum signal for an electronic solenoid that controls a specific motor with applied voltage by using battery terminals. When tested with vacuum test system should leak through the EPV. Lastly, contact resistance can be measured by submerging the component into water thereby observing resistance changes along with temperature.Parts replacement entails instructions of how to remove, clean or replace parts such as: The 1999 models onwards have their Exhaust Gas Recirculation Systems consisting of PCM controlled stepper motor type valves that regulate precise flow rates based on engine conditions for better performance.These components have same checks as well as replacement procedures included in this manual.

The EGR valve can be tested by applying vacuum to ensure it opens and holds, and by inspecting for deposits that may require cleaning.

On early models, a V.V.T. valve is used instead of the B.P.T. valve. It monitors exhaust pressure and carburetor vacuum to control throttle vacuum applied to the EGR control valve, expanding the EGR flow rate's operating range.

The EGR valve is bolted to the rear cylinder head, at the transaxle end.