HELP!!!!

[strokinandsmokin95]

Alright guy im experiencing some real trouble. So earlier this weel i could nt be more excited about my truck. just got the chip installed and put the stancor relay on today. Took it for a test drive after i put on the relay and let it sit in the cold for about 9 hours and fired right up. The EBPV made its noise like it always does and i take off down the road, quarter mile down the road i keep hearing the noise the EBPV makes and if i give it some gas it goes away. I drive it home and pop the hood and the nipple where the line from coolant container hooks into the radiator is snapped off and theres coolant everywhere and the lines hanging down. Does this have to do with the noise im hearing and ive heard unplugging the EBPV, and what about the radiator deal. Do I have to Buy a new radiator or what?

[jesilvas]

Radiator is unrelated. Somehow you might can drill and tap it and put in something to replace the old part.

[strokinandsmokin95]

Thanks. What about unplugging the EBPV because i think thats the problem. What do you think about that?

[jesilvas]

It's doing what it's supposed to. Unless the truck is warm, it will be closed to help you warm up.
Most unplug it and report no extended warm up times.

[strokinandsmokin95]

well i drove it for about an hour and it did it the hole time. I think im just gonna unplug the sensor

[Nashotah7]

If you were to drive for an hour and stop and turn the truck off, and then restart it, it would stop the noise. Even after 15 minutes sometimes, depending on how cold the air temp is outside. But if you want to stop the noise and not unplug it because you live in a cold climate......get yourself some J.B. Blaster and spray the linkage rod at both ends, then manually move that rod until it is freed up (they will get rusty) and then you won't have to worry about that noise. Thats it.