What are the effects of a faulty exhaust gas recirculation valve on a car?
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Faulty exhaust gas recirculation valves can lead to unstable idling, poor acceleration, increased fuel consumption, insufficient power, and other malfunctions. Introduction to exhaust gas recirculation: Exhaust gas recirculation is a technique (or method) used in small internal combustion engines for automobiles, where a portion of the exhaust gas is recirculated and reintroduced into the intake side to be burned again. The primary purpose is to reduce nitrogen oxides (NO-x) in the exhaust gas and improve fuel economy under partial load conditions. It is commonly referred to as "EGR" by taking the initials of each English word. Types of EGR systems: Mechanically controlled EGR system, electronically controlled EGR system, directly controlled EGR system, indirectly controlled EGR system, single-valve controlled EGR system, multi-valve controlled EGR system, open-loop controlled EGR system, closed-loop controlled EGR system.