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So recently i have been having a low power issue, with a slight but noticeable shake from the motor. I ran all AE tests and everything was ok. I did have a p0470 code that i cleared that has not come back. AE is also showing ebps at 18.63 KOEO with map at 14.5 and baro volts at 4.56. I dont want to just throw sensors at it. Any ideas? Thanks
AE is also showing ebps at 18.63 KOEO with map at 14.5 and baro volts at 4.56
Your EBP is telling your PCM that it is under heavy load and I'm not 100% certain what goes on in there when this happens... but I know I had soot buildup on the body near the exhaust pipe and my fuel economy took a steaming dump on my wallet.
I'd try cleaning the EBP first... be careful to use the proper procedure for removal or you will damage the plate it's mounted on. After a good cleaning of the sensor and the tube to the sensor, (look for leaks, too) Take another reading. The MAP and EBP are supposed to be within 0.2 PSI of each other. Click that last link in my signature below this reply to get more useful information.
Well i cleaned the sensor but i couldnt really clean the tube that well. The sensor was packed solid with soot. AE readings are still the same. No codes either. I called the international dealer for a sensor and tube, they have 3 different listings for the sensor, and no listing for tube. Ford wants $114 for the sensor, and $70 for the tube.
Well i cleaned the sensor but i couldnt really clean the tube that well. The sensor was packed solid with soot. AE readings are still the same. No codes either. I called the international dealer for a sensor and tube, they have 3 different listings for the sensor, and no listing for tube. Ford wants $114 for the sensor, and $70 for the tube.
Unless the tube has a hole in it, I'd just remove it and roto-rooter that bad boy out. The sensor? It was worth that for me... the fuel savings alone paid for the sensor faster than I care to admit, but I drive 500 miles per week (minimum).
So i put a new tube and sensor in it, old tube had a crack. Ebp now reading equal to map KOEO. But the shake and low power is still the same, a little worse if anything. Also my coolant temp sensor is reading 302 deg when gauge on dash is at 1/4. Once engine is fully warm AE shows normal operation temp. Im gonna pull the valve covers next and check uvch connections, and probably do a compression test. I hope its not injectors, i dont want to spend 2 grand right now...
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