Exhaust Back Pressure Sensor (EBP) 97-04

Part Number:
4C3Z9J460B

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Exhaust Back Pressure Sensor (EBP) 97-04

Motorcraft Exhaust Back Pressure Sensor 97-04 Ford 6.0L / 7.3L

The PCM uses data supplied by the EBP Sensor to determine the fuel requirements at any given time while the truck is running. A bad EPB sensor can cause sluggish performance buy signaling the EBP valve at the turbo outlet to close at times that it should not close. A defective EBP sensor can also contribute to poor mileage.

Fitment: 3/12/96-2003 7.3L and 03-04 6.0L

Supersedes: F7TZ-9J460-AA , 3C3Z-9J460-AA

Production Date 11/04/2004 and Before
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  • 5
    EBP Sensor 7.3

    Posted by Jeff on Aug 17th 2020

    My old sensor and tube were blocked with soot. After a good cleaning, and installing this sensor, my EBP readings match BARO and MAP readings at key on engine off.

  • 5
    Smoother and more responsive acceleration

    Posted by Nathan Sampson on Jun 30th 2020

    Had this intalled recently. Truck was using the original sensor. Noticed when I accelerate, the truck is smoother and shifts easier. Thanks

  • 5
    exhaust back pressure sensor

    Posted by david ferguson on Jun 29th 2020

    oem part at a good price,easy to install nuff said

  • 5
    Bolted up just fine

    Posted by Gary Lessner on Dec 5th 2019

    Functions great

  • 5
    EBP Sensor

    Posted by Paul R on Oct 28th 2019

    It's a genuine Ford part at a great price. Shipping and communication were excellent. What more can you ask for?

  • 5
    Works great

    Posted by Jordan on Oct 22nd 2019

    Good replacement. Old sensor was reading 10 psi over atmosphere at key on engine off. New one is spot on.

  • 5
    Add to cart

    Posted by Anarchoilburner 97' F250HD XLT RWD 350k mi on Oct 9th 2019

    Time is a luxury do not wait. The truck you repair will not let you down. Trouble free ships fast fast.

  • 5
    Works

    Posted by Ian Steedman on Aug 28th 2019

    Much to my disbelief this solved all of my issues. It's funny how many symptoms one sensor can cause and have you chasing the wrong things. This is an easy fix and should have tried this first as it is easy to replace on my 2005 6.0

  • 5
    Preventive Change

    Posted by Mike M on Aug 13th 2019

    I had cleaned it out before. Decided since I had to replace tube, might as well do the sensor to. Works like an OEM part should. Cheaper than the dealer!