Installation procedure, Brake installation – Banks Power Ford Trucks: (Diesel ’99 - 03 7.3L Power Stroke) Speed Control- Banks Exhaust Brake '99-03 User Manual

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96995 v.9.0

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Brake Installation:

1.

As a precaution, disconnect the

ground of the battery (if there is more

than one battery, disconnect both).

2.

On the passenger side of the

vehicle, temporarily remove the

manifold absolute pressure (MAP)

sensor (Figure 8) from its mounting

location by removing the three nuts

from the mounting studs. Save the

nuts for reinstallation later. Set the

MAP sensor out of the way by resting

it in the intake valley of the engine.

3.

Remove both driver- and

passenger-side boost tubes and

the intake plenum from the vehicle

to allow access to the rear of the

turbocharger.
Note: Steps 4 through 7 may be

skipped if a Banks Stinger, Stinger-Plus

or PowerPack is being installed now

or is already installed on the vehicle.

Refer to the instruction manual for

the Banks Power system regarding

the modification of the exhaust

system, then return to Step 8 of these

instructions.

4.

Underneath the vehicle, locate the

2-bolt flange on the forward end of

the intermediate pipe or the catalytic

converter inlet. Measure forward

from the front side of this flange

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2

”. Make a mark on the pipe at its

centerline as shown in Figure 1.

5.

Using a reciprocating saw or

hacksaw, make a straight cut through

the pipe (and heat shield, if equipped)

at the location indicated in Figure 1.

6.

Loosen the v-band clamp at the

outlet of the turbo and remove the

upper portion of the turbine outlet

pipe. Retain the v-band clamp for

reuse. Note: If system 55203 or 55206

is being installed, use supplied V-band

clamp.

7.

Install the supplied heat shield on

the Banks turbine outlet pipe (T.O.P.)

using three (3) No. 64 worm-drive

clamps. Once the heat shield is in

position, tighten the clamps. See

Figure 2.

8.

Disengage the exhaust

backpressure control rod by sliding

the cover on the end of the rod back

toward the turbocharger and pulling

the rod downward. This rod is below

the turbine housing; it is not the

wastegate actuator rod that runs

across the top of the turbocharger.

9.

Using a prybar or similar tool,

bend the mounting bracket of the

transmission dipstick tube to allow

Installation Procedure

Figure 1

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