Electrical Connection/Plug I.D.
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Electrical Connection/Plug I.D.
What's the electrical connection right under the turbo on the driver's side?
My '95's has never been plugged in since before I aquired it.
My '96's is.
THANKS!
My '95's has never been plugged in since before I aquired it.
My '96's is.
THANKS!
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Its the ebpv sensor. Exhaust back pressure valve. Its a bullerfly in the back of the turbo that closes on a cold engine restricting the exhaust putting a load on the engine in theory helping it warm up faster. Doesn't seem to make a difference in warm up time just an annoying hiss and loss of power and fuel mileage on a cold engine. I always unplug them
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Its the ebpv sensor. Exhaust back pressure valve. Its a bullerfly in the back of the turbo that closes on a cold engine restricting the exhaust putting a load on the engine in theory helping it warm up faster. Doesn't seem to make a difference in warm up time just an annoying hiss and loss of power and fuel mileage on a cold engine. I always unplug them
I'll unplug it on my '96 also.
I have a '79 Chevy that HAD something similar in one of the exhaust manifolds.
HAD being the operative word.
THANKS GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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