An exhaust gas distributor is disclosed. The distributor includes a distributor housing having a first exhaust gas path fluidically connecting a first inlet opening to a first outlet opening, a second exhaust gas path fluidically connecting a second inlet opening to a second outlet opening, and a third exhaust gas path fluidically connecting the second exhaust gas path to a third outlet opening, and an adjustable control element controlling the distribution of an exhaust gas flow from the second inlet opening to the second outlet opening and the third outlet opening. The control element in its end positions cooperates with stop contours. The control element is supported in a control housing that is manufactured separately from the distributor housing and which is installed in the distributor housing.

A Centering Electronic Rotary Valve (CERV) includes a drive system and a rotor structure comprising a rotor fluid channel input opening communicated with a rotor fluid channel output opening via a rotor fluid directional channel that is moveable via a rotor shaft. The rotor fluid channel input opening is adjacent to and aligned with one of a plurality of stator input channel bottom opening. The rotor fluid channel output opening is adjacent to and aligned with at least one of the plurality of stator output channel bottom openings. The drive system includes a motor and a microprocessor for (i) controlling the rotor shaft to rotate about an axis M and (ii) for positioning the rotor shaft at a defined circumferential position.

A Centering Electronic Rotary Valve (CERV) includes a drive system and a rotor structure comprising a rotor fluid channel input opening communicated with a rotor fluid channel output opening via a rotor fluid directional channel that is moveable via a rotor shaft. The rotor fluid channel input opening is adjacent to and aligned with one of a plurality of stator input channel bottom opening. The rotor fluid channel output opening is adjacent to and aligned with at least one of the plurality of stator output channel bottom openings. The drive system includes a motor and a microprocessor for (i) controlling the rotor shaft to rotate about an axis M and (ii) for positioning the rotor shaft at a defined circumferential position.