The Mercury Capri EGR Valve Position Sensor is a sensor that detects the angle of the EGR valve so the engine computer recycles just the right amount of exhaust. This reduces nitrogen oxides (NOx) without sacrificing power. In every Mercury model, the sensor attaches to the valve, which immediately sends a three-wire voltage signal the computer interprets. When the engine is at idle, the EGR Valve Position Sensor output is about 0.3 volts. After this, the voltage should smoothly rise past 4 volts as vacuum increases, proving the valve opens exactly with command. To check engine response, use a digital meter on the EGR Valve Position Sensor test. Touch the center wire, ground block, idle engine, then add vacuum with a hand pump and watch the voltage climb. If the voltage is erratic or drops to zero, this indicates that the EGR Valve Position Sensor has failed and may cause poor mileage, rough running, or a failed emissions inspection. During the Capri production run, Mercury only applied this electronic feedback type EGR Valve Position Sensor, so replacement units share the same three-wire design and voltage range. In just a few minutes, owners of a classic Capri can perform the check to avoid changing any parts unnecessarily. By guaranteeing the Mercury engine computer is always aware of the position of the valve, every Capri provides smooth combustion at all driving loads.
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