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Re: EBPV used as Exhaust Brake
The truck sets a DTC 0236. As I understand it, this means there is a restricted intake, exhaust, or the hose is off to the MAP sensor. This stands to reason because when the EBPV closes, it restricts the exhaust. That is how it works to slow you down. I can clear the code & it won't set again until I use the Ex Brake. Yes, it's the Radio Shack version. I used the setup from BAZ's site. According to my info, the EBP sensor won't set this code. It appears that the EBP sensor/circuit would set a 0470 series code. There are no dash warning lights activated when this code is set. I found it when doing a routine check to see if anything was there. The MAP sensor is doing its job as designed. Just wondered if any of you had seen this & what you did or didn't do about it.
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1994 F350 4dr SRW 2WD w/32" sleeper - 1 owner, ZF5, 410, Stock inj, SC1705 tuner, 3" BD dp, Isspro pyro & boost gauges, LUK flywheel & clutch, ebay clutch push rod mod, Kelderman air suspension(rear), converted YORK air compressor, DIY Ex Brake & AIC, 368k (on my way back to 300K!!! LOL)
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