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I removed this gasket from my 1.4L 76 A 14 engine.  The Gasket homes itself in the intake Manifold next to the EGR Valve and PCV valve.

 

 

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The Gasket hasn't yet been removed.  There is orange sealant on the subassembly.

 

 

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There's the piece in my hand.  I've been calling  the piece the subassembly EGR/PCV valve.

 

 

The Gasket has a metal center sandwiched by gasket material on both sides.

 

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I want to order the Gasket as a separate item without having to order the entire engine gasket kit.

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That red RTV sealant means a chevy owner had it off and put it back on with his favorite frosting. Nissans have a much better precision fit of parts than a GM, and sealer is not needed.

 

That part is the ERG control valve gasket. It goes on dry.

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Hey Mike,  Too Funny, my friend Mike did a valve job on my B210 in the late 90's and he worked almost exclusively on chevy's.

 

 

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There is where the gasket goes.  I got my engine gaskets today.  The packaging called the gasket EGR pipe gasket.  I also got an EGR valve gasket.  I couldn't find the EGR pipe gasket sold separately.

 

 

 

Another OIC with the obligatory FLIP FLOP shot.  :rofl:

 

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