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New 2015 Ford Superduty 6.7 Updates
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[QUOTE="WoodBoy, post: 976191, member: 890"] Nah, you have it a little off.. A jake brake opens an exhaust valve to keep compression from happening in the cylinder... Totally different than an exhaust brake that creates backpressure so that when the exhaust stroke of the piston is coming up to push the gasses out, the backpressure is pushing against the piston as it comes up.. I could not imagine any company putting a jake brake on any pickup.. Just think how many 17 year olds would be riding around with a 5" straight and the jake always on. [/QUOTE]
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