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Aug 15, 2012 | 07:31 AM

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I've never looked at 'EX.BACK PRESS', I'll have to take a look. Last winter though I did clean the tube.

Aug 15, 2012 | 07:44 AM

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I've been thinking about the flexplate, would a high torque starter and powerful XS power batteries 'hurt' the flexplate? I mean this setup spins that motor over really fast!!

Aug 15, 2012 | 09:26 AM

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Unless the bolts were loose to the crank, or it was a **** flexplate, I don't see where there would be an issue.

Aug 15, 2012 | 10:44 AM

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I've never looked at 'EX.BACK PRESS', I'll have to take a look. Last winter though I did clean the tube.

It's not a very exciting parameter to watch. If you have the EBPV unplugged then you won't see much change in the numbers, maybe 3 - 4 PSI at the most. It's interesting to watch in winter when the PCM is using the valve for rapid warmup. PCM likes to keep the back pressure between 20 - 30 PSI but because it's a slow moving valve it's easy to go over 30, then PCM opens EBPV a bit to compensate. Just an interesting parameter to watch and some piece of mind why the rig is doing what it is doing ...

Aug 15, 2012 | 12:44 PM

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Wrong sensor bro.

Were talking about the sensor on the front of the HPOP.

Aug 15, 2012 | 03:00 PM

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Wrong sensor bro.

Were talking about the sensor on the front of the HPOP.

No, Jim is talking about the right one. That's the EBPS. It has a tube that feeds down into the passenger side manifold.

Aug 15, 2012 | 03:01 PM

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Wrong sensor bro.

Were talking about the sensor on the front of the HPOP.

That's what I'm referring to, exhaust back pressure sensor.

Aug 15, 2012 | 03:18 PM

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Oh crap, I'm sorry. Your wording led me to believe you were saying it was the EBPV.

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Aug 15, 2012 | 08:59 PM

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Running around light today, maybe 20 miles, I was reading 14 to 18 depending on load.

Aug 16, 2012 | 07:02 AM

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I would guess that's about normal. It should read close to a 1:1 ratio to your boost pressures.

Aug 16, 2012 | 08:15 AM

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I would guess that's about normal. It should read close to a 1:1 ratio to your boost pressures.

I never see mine over 14 and never under 10.

I wonder though, if you are seeing higher backpressure numbers what that could help diagnose.

Aug 16, 2012 | 08:25 AM

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I wouldn't worry about the back pressure numbers as long as they correlate to about a 1:1 ration on the boost pressure. The more fuel you dump to it, the more boost and back pressure you can expect to see.