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on a olds regency i am trying to get the regulator off

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on a 1985 Olds 98 regency, I am trying to get the regulator off on the engine to replace, I have the screws out, but can not get it off to put the new one on. any ideas? Lena


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1985 Oldsmobile 98 regency 3.8

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December 17 2005 at 4:35 PM (1 day later)
         
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December 17 2005 at 4:38 PM (2 minutes and 28 seconds later)
         
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What regulator are you refering to??

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December 17 2005 at 4:39 PM (1 minute and 20 seconds later)
         
Reply to john's Post: the air flow regulator on the back side of the engine.
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Are you refering to the EGR valve??

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December 17 2005 at 5:10 PM (12 minutes and 57 seconds later)
         
Reply to john's Post: sorry, yes, I believe it is the EGR valve. I got it at O'Reilly's yesterday, and it only says regulator on it, it goes on the drivers side back of the engine. It is because when I would start it up, it would have a hard time starting, and would die sometimes, the mechanic called it a air flow motor, but the parts store did not call it that. I am trying to do it myself to save labor charge at the shop.
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