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I'm pretty sure that's the pressure sensor port. In the DOC/ DPF combo there are three temp sensors and one pressure sensor
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Thanks, if so, is ok how it is? I remember seeing a video and i think there was something else attached to it. I'm not quite sure though
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Yeah, the pressure sensor needs need to be attached to it otherwise exhaust gas will flow out of it.
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This is interesting, does anyone have a pic of the pressure sensor because i do not see anything else under there I can attach to it or is this something I need to buy? I don't recall anything being there when I removed the exhaust.
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One of the stubs that holds the DPF/DOC together has two nuts on it, that second nut is there to hold the pressure sensor that connects to that tube.
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You are right, exhaust gas does come out of it. Dammit! There is nothing under there for me to attach to it tho?? At idle I can feel slight exhaust gas comming out of it, I had my girlfriend rev it and I did not feel any exhaust gas come out. Will it hurt my truck if I leave it how it is?
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Assusming you're running a DPF delete tune (that sensor tells the computer when to order a DPF regen) you could plug it or leave it open, aint gonna hurt anything either way.
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