Is exhaust brake really needed?
Morning all, The wife and I where discussing vacation plans. We were talking about places to go on vacation. Colorado came up. We haven't been out west in quite a while. Never been there with a TT or...
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If you decide to do this, and you should. You can get the connectors at your nearest auto parts store so you do not have to cut into the factory wiring harness.
Dorman Conduct-Tite! - Female Tower Harness Part # 85390. This one will plug into the EBPV Solenoid connector.
Dorman Conduct-Tite! - Male Shrouded Harness Part # 85391. This one will plug into the wiring harness for the EBPV.
Dorman Conduct-Tite! - Female Tower Harness Part # 85390. This one will plug into the EBPV Solenoid connector.
Dorman Conduct-Tite! - Male Shrouded Harness Part # 85391. This one will plug into the wiring harness for the EBPV.
shadows4 wrote:
Morning all,
The wife and I where discussing vacation plans. We were talking about places to go on vacation. Colorado came up. We haven't been out west in quite a while. Never been there with a TT or 5th wheel. We currently have the truck and 5er in Sig. The truck is stock. Is an EB really necessary to go to the mountains?
I have been researching a mod to use the exhaust back pressure valve as an exhaust brake. Has anyone here done this?
We haven't decided where we will go on vacation this year, but if we go to mountains I want to be ready.
Thanks, John
