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Mar 14, 2023 | 06:33 PM

#16

Don Ruff

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From: Gig Harbor, WA.

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Originally Posted by Sous

Most likely a bad sensor, as your intuition seems to be telling you. Only purchase from a reputable seller like Bob at Diesel O Rings or Clay at Riffraff diesel. You mentioned the tube was clean earlier in the thread, so as long as you are sure it is clean and not clogged all the way though, the sensor, connector or wire are suspected inoperative.

99% of the time it is the EBP sensor.

Yes tube is clean., took it out cleaned it with a wire cable and a cordless drill, roto rutor effect, cleaned bottom side of sensor the depth of cleaning was the same as the length of ther external threads. After cleaning you can see the internal bottom of the sensor,. The tube connection at the exhaust manifold is clear as well, probed that with a pinch.

Will get a sensor in route from RIFF RAFF.

THANK YOU , will let you know the outcome.

Mar 14, 2023 | 08:09 PM

#17

Sous

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From: Lake Hartwell, GA

Coming back and closing the loop/thread once you have resolved the issue will be thanks enough to the FTE community. We have all been in your shoes and for most of us it has been a few times.

For what it is worth, I replaced my EBPS 50,000+ miles ago and it has been good since.