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Old 01-20-2005, 10:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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disconecting EBV

Question on a customers X.
pulled the evb wire to keep it from comming on.
now got a 0475 code and a check engine light
never had this problem with a pickup.
any way around this??
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Re: disconecting EBV

What's EBV?
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Re: disconecting EBV

Is the owner bugged by the hissing sound it makes on the cold warmups well it's totally normal.

The sole purpose for the EBPV is to aid the cold engine on warm up and to prevent overboost.

Disconnecting the red wire will throw the code saying it's disconnected I'll bet.
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