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ebpv delete
how do i remove or mod my ebpv delete and were is it located i have a 96 powerstroke
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The exhaust backpressure is located after ur turbo. Its hooked to turbo on one side and dp on the other. I just put a d66 in my truck and when I did I took mine out. We used a torch to cut the valve and knocked all the piece out and the parts in the holes. Then we just took some metal and covered the holes so no exhaust could leak.
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Highly recommend this mod. Pretty easy to do, at least on my truck. You can get a freeze plug to plug the hole where the valve was in the turbo. I would recommend buying a deleted pedistal, that way there is now way it can leak if you were to cut the barrel off and weld it. It's really not that expensive to do, less than $200, just takes some time. Got my pedistal and o-rings from Replacement O-rings for Ford Diesel Engines.
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You weld and know how to.. It wont leak...
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I can weld, I just have read too many times where it has leaked from it. A new deleted pedistal relieves all worries, all I am saying.
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I know.. Wasnt tryin to argue
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I know, sorry if it sounded that way.
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Definitely recommend new pedestal. Looks super clean and as previously stated, never have to worry about a leak! Also makes taking the turbo on and off much easier.
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Now do you guys see a big difference in performance?
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I took mine out cause I put in a D66 so I figured more air for the turbo I need to let more air out. I can't honestly tell u the difference I i switched turbos from when it was in and wasn't in. But it makes more flow in which should help some power and temps.
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