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    Re: EGR Delete Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor

    Quote Originally Posted by TheJonJon View Post
    Hey Bob, how sure are you on this?

    I have an 18 and hate that damn thing being in the way and would love to have it gone.

    @DRD?
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    Awesome, thanks man!


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    Re: EGR Delete Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor

    I'm still reading other things that are saying not to and that you will lose you exhaust brake, throw a SES code, has something to do with the VGT, among some other things.


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    EGR Delete Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor

    Quote Originally Posted by TheJonJon View Post
    I'm still reading other things that are saying not to and that you will lose you exhaust brake, throw a SES code, has something to do with the VGT, among some other things.
    If I recall correctly they were addressing the issue with the exhaust pressure sensor electrically disconnected and the connections to the ECM getting contaminated. My advice would be to disconnect the pressure sensor electrical connector and either install a Shipley plug or tape up to protect from the elements. Try this for a few weeks, then if all goes well remove the pressure sensor and plug the manifold.


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    Re: EGR Delete Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor

    I ran mine unplugged for a while before recently upgrading to fixed vane turbo and 3rd Gen manifold.

    I just have the hole plugged now.

    No sensor or anything to clean up the engine bay a bit.

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    Re: EGR Delete Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor

    Quote Originally Posted by TexNeck View Post
    I ran mine unplugged for a while before recently upgrading to fixed vane turbo and 3rd Gen manifold.

    I just have the hole plugged now.

    No sensor or anything to clean up the engine bay a bit.
    What size pipe plug is needed to remove sensor and plug manifold?


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    Quote Originally Posted by custom-classic View Post
    What size pipe plug is needed to remove sensor and plug manifold?
    Just in case this might help someone, it is an M12x1.0.


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    Re: EGR Delete Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor

    Not to hijack this(sorry), but I'm having an issue exactly related to this sensor.

    I have the EGR deleted as well but getting a P0472 error code.

    How is this even possible when I haven't had the sensor plugged in for years?

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    Re: EGR Delete Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor

    Bringing this back from the dead!
    So to confirm, I can unplug and plug the manifold and this will cause no ill effects?




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    Re: EGR Delete Exhaust Manifold Pressure Sensor

    Quote Originally Posted by Opie011 View Post
    Bringing this back from the dead!
    So to confirm, I can unplug and plug the manifold and this will cause no ill effects?

    https://imgur.com/a/6Ebd7gR
    My understanding is that on deleted and tuned 13-18 models, the exhaust back pressure sensor can be unplugged and removed with no ill effects.

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