2005 Ford Ranger 4.0l SOHC V6 and many other engines I bet.
A stainless steel pipe carries exhaust gas from the left manifold up to the EGR valve.
There's a woven fabric sleeve on this pipe where it bends near the PS reservoir. I've heard it's a heat shield.
It runs from the 2 tees for the DPFE module almost up to the EGR valve itself.
It's quite loosely fit and the fabric is all but unravelling.
Is this something to be tightened up? Is exhaust wrapping it neatly a wise thing to do?
Could wrapping it tightly possibly melt the pipe?
I understand, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
Any experiences? Thanks
A stainless steel pipe carries exhaust gas from the left manifold up to the EGR valve.
There's a woven fabric sleeve on this pipe where it bends near the PS reservoir. I've heard it's a heat shield.
It runs from the 2 tees for the DPFE module almost up to the EGR valve itself.
It's quite loosely fit and the fabric is all but unravelling.
Is this something to be tightened up? Is exhaust wrapping it neatly a wise thing to do?
Could wrapping it tightly possibly melt the pipe?
I understand, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
Any experiences? Thanks