#!@$#@$#@$@#!@ REGENS
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#!@$#@$#@$@#!@ REGENS
To summarize, the truck is going through a regen roughly every 120 miles. It doesn't matter if the trips are long, short, towing or not towing. The worst part is that it takes 30 miles of highway driving to clear the filter down to 0. Just wondering if anybody else has been having this problem. Took it into the dealer and they didn't have any advice.
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How many miles on the truck? From 0% to regen in only 120mi. seems like something is off. Mine is pretty new still, only 3k mi., it seems to regen at or around the standard 500mi. range. Since having the dpf% screen enabled I've seen it go to 0% once, a couple other times only to 30% because my drive time wasn't long enough. It does take a decent amount of drive time to get it down.
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How many miles.on the truck? From 0% to regen in only 120mi. seems like something id off. Mine is pretty new still, only 3k mi., it seems to regen at or around the standard 500mi. range. Since having the dpf% screen enabled I've seen it go to 0% once, a couple other times only to 30% because my drive time wasn't long enough. It does take a decent amount of drive time to get it down.
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How many miles on the truck? From 0% to regen in only 120mi. seems like something is off. Mine is pretty new still, only 3k mi., it seems to regen at or around the standard 500mi. range. Since having the dpf% screen enabled I've seen it go to 0% once, a couple other times only to 30% because my drive time wasn't long enough. It does take a decent amount of drive time to get it down.
From 0 to 100 percent full it is roughly 120 miles. The truck has 20,000 miles on it.
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I had no light on , called my dealer and explained what was happening to them. They ordered a new nox sensor and stopped at the dealer with my trailer. I unhooked , they got it in the shop , changed the sensor and on my way I was. Trouble free since
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How do you enable the DPF % screen? Only thing i have to the DEF level. I'm guessing its through forscan?
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From what I understand the truck will regen every 500 miles whether it needs to or not. How are you coming to the conclusion that it has not done a regen?
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Nothing is telling me it’s doing. How are you guys knowing that it’s doing a regen.
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Nothing tells you and it is about impossible to detect it. I can tell by watching my DPF % drop which I enabled using Forscan. If I shut it off during a regen I can smell it but other than that is is undetectable, at least to me.