Mx13 EPA 13 sensor locations

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  1. Edjahman

    Edjahman Medium Load Member

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    I'm looking for the IMAP, EGR differential, DPF differential, and Exhaust back pressure sensor locations.

    I have searched extensively and I can't find a diagram anywhere.

    Any help is greatly appreciated. Also, any ideas on things to check for soot packing like any piping or hoses or anything else?

    I'm just trying to stay ahead of problems by cleaning or replacing sensors and other things.



    2016 MX13 EPA 13

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  3. Arctic_fox

    Arctic_fox Experienced mx13 execrator

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    spsauerland Road Train Member

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    Here you go. Any questions ask. Have to pull air intake mixer pipe when pulling venturi tube to clean, so need new gasket where it bolts to cylinder head. Watch how you pull it out, can easily damage the rail pressure control valve connector (only did it once!). I have a brush that I clean venturi tube with first, then use scotch brite pad. I use pipe cleaners before blowing out the rifle drilled passages to the EGR delta P. The plugs are extremely tight and don't budge. The connector to EGR delta P sensor can be hard to get to, be gentle unlocking it. The temp sensor in intake manifold tends to seize in pretty good if hasn't been pulled in awhile. I use a little anti seize on it when reinstalling and they come out easy after that. DPF is exact same as Cummins.
     
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    Edjahman Medium Load Member

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    Thank you!

    I really appreciate the information a lot!
     
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    Ty for the tips. I'll get busy on it soon!

    I appreciate you guys here a lot!
     
  9. Edjahman

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    I don't have any electronics cleaner at the moment. Is there something else I could use to clean them?

    Just a cloth maybe?

    I saw that you can't use brake cleaner. It said on the Peterbilt information.

    Thank you
     
  10. Edjahman

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    I just walked 2 mi to get the correct cleaner lol.
     
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  11. spsauerland

    spsauerland Road Train Member

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    That's dedication!!!
    I only use contact cleaner sparingly on sensors, Napa Mac's 4710 electronic cleaner. On tubes I spray some Napa Mac's 8700 carb cleaner. On the intake mixer, I steam clean it with Landa heated pressure washer. Boost sensor is usually packed pretty well so I replace it. Go very easy with EGR delta P sensor, I usually just visually inspect and blow carbon loose with my lungs!
     
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