Standard Ignition Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) Valve Gasket P/N:VG7
Help seal the connection between your EGR valve and its mounting surface with the Standard Ignition EGR Valve Gasket VG83. This EGR valve mounting gasket is a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications: the 1990 Dodge Dakota (L4-2.5L), 1991 Toyota 4Runner (L4-2.4L), 1993-1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee (V8-5.2L), 1993 Jeep Grand Wagoneer (V8-5.2L), and 1994-1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee (L6-4.0L).
The gasket sits between the EGR valve and its mounting surface and seals the joint around the valve's port. It is designed to help keep recirculated exhaust gas from leaking at the flange.
Each package holds one EGR valve gasket, and the listed applications use one. A pipe gasket is not included. Country of origin: United States.
Signs this gasket may need replacing include soot or leakage around the EGR valve flange, or a ticking sound near the valve. If a failed gasket is the source of the leak, this part replaces it. The gasket is also commonly renewed whenever the EGR valve is removed. Follow the vehicle service information for the procedure.
Interchange: 53010000
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What does the Standard Ignition VG83 gasket do?
It seals the joint between the EGR valve and its mounting surface on the listed applications. This helps keep recirculated exhaust gas contained at the valve's port.
Which vehicles does the VG83 fit?
It fits the 1990 Dodge Dakota (L4-2.5L), 1991 Toyota 4Runner (L4-2.4L), 1993-1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee (V8-5.2L), 1993 Jeep Grand Wagoneer (V8-5.2L), and 1994-1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee (L6-4.0L).
What is it made of and what are its dimensions?
It is made of metal and has two bolt holes and one port. It measures 0.7 in (17.79 mm) I.D., 3/64 in (1.27 mm) thick, 2.43 in long and 1.19 in wide.
Does it include a pipe gasket?
No, a pipe gasket is not included. The package contains one EGR valve gasket, and the listed applications use one.
When should I replace the EGR valve gasket?
Consider it if you see soot or leakage at the EGR valve flange or hear ticking near the valve. It is also commonly renewed whenever the EGR valve is removed. Diagnose the cause first.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.