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Unhook EBPV
Where is the plug at to deactive this thing?
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runs right under the inlet side of the turbo. its kinda big. it may be tucked back there
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Pretty hard to miss?
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not really. the connector is pretty big. i say almost 3/4" wide. just feel where it comes off the back of the turbo and follow it
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Why are you unhooking it?
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![]() ![]() Here you go. Its on the turbo pedistal right in front |
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Because its becoming a pain in my arse, I think my TSTAT is stuck open, so the water temp NEVER gets to normal operating temp in winter, so its on CONSTANTLY, and its killing my fuel milage, so I unhooked it.
Thanks Dave, I actually called Nick while I was at the gas station, crawled ontop of the motor and unhooked it, people looked at me funny
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iirc that is controlled by the oil temp sensor rather than coolent temp. please correct me if im wrong.
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will unplugging that make the truck run any hotter because mine gets to the N on normal and thats it with a piece of cardboard in front of the radiator
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