DPF% gauge
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On my '15 it will drop as low as 20%, usually regen stops at 30% then it will drop after 10 or so miles down to 20%.
I also didn't have any fee associated with the addition of the gauge, dealers not taking care of customers spending large amounts of money on new trucks isn't right.
I also didn't have any fee associated with the addition of the gauge, dealers not taking care of customers spending large amounts of money on new trucks isn't right.
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Now, at 7500 miles it appears that the truck gauge recalibrated itself as it regens down to 5-10% now which would roughly correlate to a bottom end of .75 g/l. The tp numbers haven't changed.
Scott, do you run TP as well? I'd be curious what you have seen.
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It is my understanding that there wasn't a Soot Load PID when the 11's came out. Torque Pro's Soot % equation was produced by the consumer.
I have a 13 and had a PCM update a little over a year ago which seems to align my G/L with djousma at times, the reason I believe his residual ash would be different then mine. Remember in Torque Pro the Equation is from a PID and a consumer put a unit to it. I know when I first started finding PIDs for the 6.7L an making the equations, it was hard for me to explain grams per liter so I made a PID to show percent (%) which most folks understand.
FYI:
Old Video but interesting.
I have a 13 and had a PCM update a little over a year ago which seems to align my G/L with djousma at times, the reason I believe his residual ash would be different then mine. Remember in Torque Pro the Equation is from a PID and a consumer put a unit to it. I know when I first started finding PIDs for the 6.7L an making the equations, it was hard for me to explain grams per liter so I made a PID to show percent (%) which most folks understand.
FYI:
Old Video but interesting.
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Just finished having mine done. Two things I noticed. 1. Now that the DPF is activated in window #3 there is now a window #4. What do we do with it? LOL. Second thing is that when the DPF is full the % is dropped and it just says Exhaust Filter Full in orange letters. When it drops down to 95% the % comes back and the writing is back to white lettering.
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Shortly after you get the orange Exhaust Filter Full message, it will start a regen. You may or may not see the Cleaning Exhaust Filter message. It flashes and disappears fairly quickly.
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No but by the time I got home it had dropped to 25%. App. eight miles.
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Here is a post I did under the Torque PID thread.
DPF gauge started at 100%, stopped at 25%.
Torque showed differently.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post16299324
Keith
DPF gauge started at 100%, stopped at 25%.
Torque showed differently.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post16299324
Keith
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Here is a post I did under the Torque PID thread.
DPF gauge started at 100%, stopped at 25%.
Torque showed differently.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post16299324
Keith
DPF gauge started at 100%, stopped at 25%.
Torque showed differently.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post16299324
Keith
I have similar happen with the Edge Insite CTS2. The CTS2 goes to 0 and the screen shows 30-35%. On the high end, the CTS2 goes to 100% and the Screen maybe shows 85% and the CTS2 shows 3.0 to 3.1 gr/l. The CTS2 are similar readouts as the TorquePro when I used it. The CTS2 stops at 100% where the TP goes on up.
I know the screen is "more accurate" for my me than the CTS2 or TP. I know when the screen says 100%, a regen will start shortly.
I will say the CTS2 was nice the other day. I was able to do a manual regen when the soot was up to 3.71 gr/l as I pulled into the yard and i was getting the "Drive to Clean" message. Took about 15 minutes to do the manual regen.
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Keith,
I have similar happen with the Edge Insite CTS2. The CTS2 goes to 0 and the screen shows 30-35%. On the high end, the CTS2 goes to 100% and the Screen maybe shows 85% and the CTS2 shows 3.0 to 3.1 gr/l. The CTS2 are similar readouts as the TorquePro when I used it. The CTS2 stops at 100% where the TP goes on up.
I know the screen is "more accurate" for my me than the CTS2 or TP. I know when the screen says 100%, a regen will start shortly.
I will say the CTS2 was nice the other day. I was able to do a manual regen when the soot was up to 3.71 gr/l as I pulled into the yard and i was getting the "Drive to Clean" message. Took about 15 minutes to do the manual regen.
I have similar happen with the Edge Insite CTS2. The CTS2 goes to 0 and the screen shows 30-35%. On the high end, the CTS2 goes to 100% and the Screen maybe shows 85% and the CTS2 shows 3.0 to 3.1 gr/l. The CTS2 are similar readouts as the TorquePro when I used it. The CTS2 stops at 100% where the TP goes on up.
I know the screen is "more accurate" for my me than the CTS2 or TP. I know when the screen says 100%, a regen will start shortly.
I will say the CTS2 was nice the other day. I was able to do a manual regen when the soot was up to 3.71 gr/l as I pulled into the yard and i was getting the "Drive to Clean" message. Took about 15 minutes to do the manual regen.
I would love to manually regen, as they seem to occur as I am turning the corner to home.
What's interesting also since I enabled the screen I don't check the torque gauges that often anymore. Maybe I will clean up the Torque dashboard a little. We'll see.
Keith
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