EBP Sensor
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EBP Sensor
I need to replace the sensor but was woundering what I should do. I know the sensor goes to the pcm and also has an effect on fuel milage. Can I get the sensor terminator and still get good milage?
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From: Columbia, MO
It seems to be luck of the draw. Some have reported their mileage going up after replacing a bad sensor or a failed sensor eliminator. Others, like me, saw no change at all. I had a sensor eliminator go bad on me, replaced it with a new sensor and cleaned the tube to the exhaust manifold and saw no change in my mileage. Also, I've seen several instances those eliminators failing. I'm one who prefers to stick to a functioning sensor.
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According to Jody Tipton, DP Tuner: "a properly installed sensor in good working order is necessary for optimum PCM control of fueling."
i dont think guzzle would put that in his EBPS cleaning tips if it wasnt true
http://guzzle.rbmicro.com/ebps.html
i dont think guzzle would put that in his EBPS cleaning tips if it wasnt true
http://guzzle.rbmicro.com/ebps.html
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