Regens really smack the mpg in the face!
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yes the 6.0 is gone, 211,000 mi. trouble-free!
I had to take a road trip today, roughly 350 mi. round trip. Went into regen as I got onto the turnpike, on the way home went into regen again, thats 3 and I have just 500 mi. with almost 400 of those miles highway/cruise control. Coming home I towed an empty flatbed trailer.
I wasn't expecting so many regen events with my usage.
I had to take a road trip today, roughly 350 mi. round trip. Went into regen as I got onto the turnpike, on the way home went into regen again, thats 3 and I have just 500 mi. with almost 400 of those miles highway/cruise control. Coming home I towed an empty flatbed trailer.
I wasn't expecting so many regen events with my usage.
#17
I spoke with my dealer since I'm in the same situation (very small town, I use it to get around town during the week). The tech said they can reflash the PCM and change the way the truck goes into regen, so it'll continue to regen while idling (i think?). It's supposed to act different, and is a solution from Ford directly. I told him I wanted to go ahead and delete the DPF and he said that'd be the way to go.
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How do I know when regen is active? I get a 1 or 2 second regeneration notice, but I concentrate more on the road and traffic than I do to the instruments and suspect I am missing some cycles. I "think" I can tell when my MPG meter drops dramatically for a while, but is there any way to go into settings to verify?
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I have noticed the same, approx. 25 mi. at highway driving. It seems to take much longer than I anticipated, but I came from a 6.0, so my only info I had was from reading here.
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I only have about 12,000 on my truck. I filled the def tank at 7600 when I did my first oil change and the tank was empty when I hit 10,800. I was surprised I only got 3,000 miles on that tank. The 2011 I had typically gave me more range than this truck does.
I'm watching it now though. It could just be conditions or anything I suppose.
I'm watching it now though. It could just be conditions or anything I suppose.
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I spoke with my dealer since I'm in the same situation (very small town, I use it to get around town during the week). The tech said they can reflash the PCM and change the way the truck goes into regen, so it'll continue to regen while idling (i think?). It's supposed to act different, and is a solution from Ford directly. I told him I wanted to go ahead and delete the DPF and he said that'd be the way to go.
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