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A used egr valve that fits one vehicle won't always fit another - even within the same model range. These questions help breakers match stock to your exact vehicle before they quote:
No — the Nissan Skyline, in all its UK-relevant variants including the R32, R33, R34, and the later V35/V36 Infiniti-based generations, was never sold new in the UK through mainstream channels and was never fitted with an EGR valve as standard equipment. The performance-focused RB-series and VQ-series engines used in the Skyline were not designed or emissions-homologated for European EGR fitment, so this part simply does not exist on these vehicles. If you believe your car has an EGR-related fault code, it is most likely being misread or you may be looking at a different Nissan model entirely — a Nissan Primera, Almera, X-Trail, or Patrol with a diesel engine would be far more likely candidates for an EGR valve.
Yes, very likely — on the Skyline's RB or VQ petrol engines, fault codes that mention exhaust gas recirculation or related sensors are almost always pointing to a different component entirely, such as an idle control valve, IACV, or a sensor in the intake or exhaust system. These engines do not have EGR systems, so an EGR-specific code on a Skyline usually indicates a misread code, an aftermarket ECU mapping issue, or a fault in a system that shares similar code numbering on a different Nissan platform. A specialist familiar with the RB or VQ engine family, or a breaker who handles Skylines regularly, will be best placed to identify what you actually need.
This is almost certainly a listing error or a parts catalogue misattribution — the Nissan Skyline's engines were not fitted with EGR valves, and any listing suggesting otherwise should be treated with scepticism. Parts databases sometimes incorrectly cross-reference Nissan part numbers across unrelated models, and a valve listed this way is likely intended for a completely different Nissan or Infiniti vehicle. Before purchasing anything, contact the breaker directly and give them your full registration or VIN to confirm the part is genuinely from a matching donor vehicle.
If you have a diesel Nissan and need an EGR valve, the most common UK candidates are the X-Trail (T30 or T31 with the 2.2 or 2.0 dCi engine), the Navara (D40 with the 2.5 dCi), the Patrol (with the 3.0 Di engine), or the Primera and Almera with diesel units. Fitment of EGR valves on these models depends on engine code and emissions era, so always quote your engine code and registration to the breaker. If you are unsure which model you actually have, a breaker or Nissan specialist can identify the correct part from your VIN.