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I cant seem to catch a break...this truck is taking forver to fix...working on it 6 evenings out of 7 unless I'm waiting on parts......not to mention the money.
heres a picture of it. incase you still wanted to see it.
Also, if I do the DELETE on this, if it gets down to 15degrees in the winter, like it does 1 week or so out of the year, if I dont get my truck plugged in will I be screwed and it not start??
ok so should I get the delete pedastal or just leave it unplugged and go, in your opinion. Thanks for the info....again LOL
Either way, really, leave it unplugged and if you decide at some point you want the EBPV you could replace the solenoid. If you think you will never want it, delete the actuator and valve in the outlet.
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