Regen problem
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5th Wheeling
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Regen problem
2019 F250 6.7
About 2 weeks a go while on a trip I looked down and saw my gauge at 70%. About 10 minutes later it said 0% and has stayed that way for the last 2 weeks. Do I have a problem? Any thoughts?
Thanks
About 2 weeks a go while on a trip I looked down and saw my gauge at 70%. About 10 minutes later it said 0% and has stayed that way for the last 2 weeks. Do I have a problem? Any thoughts?
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From: Kenora, Ontario
Mine is doing the same thing. I have gone through 5 tanks of fuel and the gauge stays at 0%. I have been driving highway in temperatures around 0 degrees F. Not towing..
I use Max Mileage fuel additive.
I use Max Mileage fuel additive.
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There have been quite a few posts in the past from owners in cold climates who experience this exact same thing. I have no idea why that is, but it sounds like it's a "normal" thing.
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I've never had an active regen start below Full, but I have had them stop at various levels do to being interrupted. On the open highway, mine have always completed to 0%.
Laughing Gas
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From: Reno, NV
So an active regen is starting at 70% but the % doesn't change? Or it starts at 100% but then stops at 70%?
I've never had an active regen start below Full, but I have had them stop at various levels do to being interrupted. On the open highway, mine have always completed to 0%.
I've never had an active regen start below Full, but I have had them stop at various levels do to being interrupted. On the open highway, mine have always completed to 0%.