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ebpv question????
Anybody clean out the sensor line after being clogged and still have the
same problem. I replaced the sensor to its was looking pretty bad. I should have just bought the eliminator. My question is: If I have any leaks at all the sensors going to give a false read correct? Could it still be hanging up in the pedistal? I'll take any help I can get...THANKS Last edited by baja38ss; 03-06-2007 at 04:45 PM. |
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Not sure, but I just unplugged mine. It will throw a soft code meaing no light. You can buy a code eliminator from dfuser works good. I don't miss the ebpv at all in fact Im getting rid of it all together this weekend
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ebpv sensor location
is it on the front of the turbo pedastol in the middle the two wire one am i correct |
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Yep sure is
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There is a metal for lack of a better term clamp that holds the plug together. Make sure you flip it back before ya pull the plug
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Thats what i thought
thanks buddy |
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You bet! Makes a huge difference in power no more hissing and only takes a 5 more minutes to come up to normal op temps.
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So, Unpluging the ebpv sensor will keep the ebp valve open at all oper. temp's ?
Can this methode be incorperated with the EBP exaust break mod on this site ? Thanks |
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