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does anyone know the criteria that the pcm needs to see to operate the EBPV?
oil temp? IAT? ECT?
12VDC 0r 5VDC?
possibly just a bad actuator but i would rather do the domplete diagnosis first.
looked in my mitchell on demand at work and could not locate a schematic or a flow chart for it though.
i disconected the valve rod and the butterfly moves freely, but it does not actuate no matter how cold it is.
i would also like to turn it into and exhaust brake once i get it working.
the ebp sensor is a variable capacitance sensor thats fed with 5 volts that produced a liniar analog voltage to indicate exaust back presure to control valve...
No, it isn't really needed for a proper warm up though as long as the actuator works you can still use it for warm up as well as a brake. When you exit the truck flip the switch so that when you remote start it will close (although the key still works fine.). You can get a ebpv sensor eliminator from DieselStop if you decide to just use it just for a brake so that a bad sensor doesn't defuel it like an overboost signal.
There are several lengthy posts on converting to a brake on this site and all are basically alike.
No, it isn't really needed for a proper warm up though as long as the actuator works you can still use it for warm up as well as a brake. When you exit the truck flip the switch so that when you remote start it will close (although the key still works fine.). You can get a ebpv sensor eliminator from DieselStop if you decide to just use it just for a brake so that a bad sensor doesn't defuel it like an overboost signal.
There are several lengthy posts on converting to a brake on this site and all are basically alike.
what i am getting is if the actuator does not move now, then adding a switch will not help if the actuator is bad. so i need to fix that before i go any further w/it.
thanks
Oh! Don't forget to check the exhaust back-pressure sensor on the front of the engine. An open or short will disable the exhaust back-pressure control.
Oh! Don't forget to check the exhaust back-pressure sensor on the front of the engine. An open or short will disable the exhaust back-pressure control.
I had the sensor go bad and it stored a code in the pcm . Until you clear the code the valve will not operate.
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