If so, that's residual oil in the EGR cooler that is pushed out slowly under boost through the leaky gasket. The oil comes from the PCV vapor in the intake. If you're re-installing the factory intake elbow, replace the gasket or fix the leak and ther oil won't come out. Best option is to kill the EGR cooler and put a better flowing elbow on it.

Like mentioned above of what actually clogged up the cooler. EGR valve was one of the root problems in the ‘07.5 - ‘12 with EGR cooler and DPF issues that gets sooted/clogged up. As with any part and component on a truck, it can go bad at early mileage. 2022 CTD 2500 4x4 Crew. Thuren Suspended.

Sep 12, 2016. #2. You can take the EGR valve off and see how dirty it is inside, and see if the little valve is seated all the way closed. Often times what happens with these is over time the pintle shaft gets soot creeping up inside the actuator portion of the valve and the little mechanism gets sticky.
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