Can't say as though I've rattled the part. The sound of something loose inside does not sound right. I have not shaken it and watched the pintle, it does not represent normal operation and may not be a valid test. I do know you can push the pintle in, and it should spring back to closed. It does not take much force at all. In my experience, the EGR pintle either sticks closed, or open. When it sticks closed, you can open it, it just takes a bit more force, and you feel it unstick. With as late model of vehicle you have, there should be a code setting. Can't guarantee that replacement will solve your problem.
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Friday, April 17th, 2009 AT 10:57 PM