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sensor questions
what happens if you run truck without ebp hooked up at all,wires still pluged in but sensor not in fitting and pipe just blowing exh? I bought a new one put it in and got 50 miles and started a low boost again,cked codes ebp , took it out and thought what if- so i tried it, left wires pluged in and layed sensor on intake,took it up long hills with my 6200 lb trailer and i could not believe it, before when ALL was right 24 lbs boost,now no ebp 28lbs boost and its very responsive when in a hard pull when it changes gears, sounds strong, but can this hurt anything, i went on and pluged the pipe up so not blowing out. Was told from ford shop it controls the egr but i have no egr.
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Was 24lbs the low reading? Some have lost 1 or 2lbs for EGR deletes, it freed up the restiction and increased flow. Don't be stuck on the boost number.
I'd rather have 1000cfm of 24lb boost than 500cfm of 26lb boost.
What year truck? You might have infered EBP.... If not, your mileage will tank.
I'd rather have 1000cfm of 24lb boost than 500cfm of 26lb boost.
What year truck? You might have infered EBP.... If not, your mileage will tank.
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Your missing the point. By reducing the restriction in the intake (EGR delete) you normally increase flow... more air can move into the cylinders.... that's good. More air is better than less air.... period. Add pressure to the equation, more air at pressure is a HP increase.
Removing the EGR cooler increase air flow and may have reduce the amount of pressure to move that air... it's flowing freely so the turbo can move more of it.
With the EGR in place, the restriction increases back pressure so it's harder to move that air and therefore less air is moved, even if it's at a higher pressure... the turbo is working harder to move less air.
With some tuning you can probably gain that back, but honestly, I wouldn't be worried about 2lbs of boost... it's easier on the motor and your probably making more power and just done realize it.
Removing the EGR cooler increase air flow and may have reduce the amount of pressure to move that air... it's flowing freely so the turbo can move more of it.
With the EGR in place, the restriction increases back pressure so it's harder to move that air and therefore less air is moved, even if it's at a higher pressure... the turbo is working harder to move less air.
With some tuning you can probably gain that back, but honestly, I wouldn't be worried about 2lbs of boost... it's easier on the motor and your probably making more power and just done realize it.
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found the problem, when i bought the new ebp sensor and pluged it in i must have lost the little sealing rubber inside the sensor ,it also keeps plugin from vibrating and getting no connection so i made a new one and noticed one little prong inside the new sensor pushed to one side, straightened it up,cleared code and fired up, works great no codes, cold start vgt shows 85 ideling and 65 when i idel it up and shows 2 lbs boost ideled up to 850.
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