What is EBP on a vehicle?
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EBP is a fuel-saving switch, primarily used in tractors and trucks. The EBP Intelligent Energy-Saving System is equivalent to having three gear selection options for the engine, allowing free selection based on different road conditions and load capacities. This ensures the engine operates within the optimal fuel economy range, achieving fuel-saving effects. Below are the relevant details: 1. EBP, short for "Multi-State Fuel-Saving Switch," is mainly applied in tractors and trucks. The EBP Intelligent Energy-Saving System functions like a three-gear selector for the engine, enabling free selection according to varying road conditions and loads to keep the engine running in the most fuel-efficient range, thus saving fuel. 2. The working principle of EBP is as follows: different positions of the fuel-saving switch correspond to different resistance values. The ECU detects varying voltage values, allowing the engine to operate in different states. Each state is calibrated to correspond to specific torque and speed ranges, ensuring the engine operates within the designated torque and speed limits based on the selected gear. E mode: Used when unloaded; B mode: Used when partially loaded; P mode: Used when fully loaded.