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Apr 6, 2020 | 01:47 PM

BleedMichigan

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EBPV Solenoid

So I started taking apart the engine to get my leaking up pipes changed. Got everything apart and found that the solenoid connector has a crack in it. So what should I do? Looks like my options are delete EBPV or order a solenoid. Engine and truck are at 89k

Apr 6, 2020 | 02:42 PM

Walleye Hunter

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How bad is it? Are you sure it won't function with a crack in it?

Apr 6, 2020 | 02:45 PM

BleedMichigan

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How bad is it? Are you sure it won't function with a crack in it?

I would say I’d rather not use it as is. The connected is hanging on by a thread.

Apr 6, 2020 | 02:52 PM

Walleye Hunter

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You didn't bump that with the turbo did you? It's common to do that and bust that bugger, I have that T-shirt. I'd say it's your choice on what you do there and every one of us would give you a different course of action that we would take.

Apr 6, 2020 | 02:56 PM

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I'd replace. See if Riffraff Diesel has them.

Apr 6, 2020 | 02:59 PM

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nope I can say it wasn’t me. When I peel it back a little the plastic is not white like a new crack but black like oil was sitting on it. Also I did find a leak on one of the pedestal orings so bonus