EGR valves naturally contain a high content of soot. When the EGR system’s valve or coolers get clogged with soot, the exhaust gases start to circulate more around the system, resulting in a blockage. As a result, the temperatures around the engine rise and you experience a reduction in the engine’s power. However, when you bypass this, lower exhaust gas is produced. In turn, during operation, your vehicle experiences a reduced engine coolant temperature. 1 * Coolant Hose 1 * Coolant Standpipe Adapter w/O ring 1 * Locking Collar w/ Set Screws 1 * Threaded Stud w/ Flange Nut and Stud Spacer 3 * 5/16 Bolts, Nuts, and Flat Washers 1 * 1/4 Hex Head Bolts 1 * EGR Block Off Plate w/ O-Rings 1 * Front Block Off Plate 1 * Rear Block Off Plate 1 * Support Bracket 2 * Hose Clamps 1 * Throttle Valve Pipe With a Powder Coat Finish 1 * Replacement Throttle Valve Gasket 4 * Throttle Valve Mounting Bolts

Year	Make	Model	Engine
2013-2018	Dodge	Ram	6.7L Cummins Diesel
2013-2018	Dodge	Ram Trucks	6.7L (408CID) OHV L6 DIESEL TURBO
2013-2018	Dodge	Ram 2500	6.7 408ci OHV L6 Cummins Diesel Turbo
2013-2018	Dodge	Ram 3500	6.7 408ci OHV L6 Cummins Diesel Turbo
2013-2018	Dodge	Ram 4500	6.7 408ci OHV L6 Cummins Diesel Turbo
2013-2018	Dodge	Ram 5500	6.7 408ci OHV L6 Cummins Diesel Turbo

2013 - 2018 DODGE RAM TRUCKS 6.7L (408CID) OHV L6 DIESEL TURBO BRAND NEW EGR VALVE COOLER DELETE KIT & Throttle Valve Removal