Stuck in regen mode.....
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Stuck in regen mode.....
Well for all those that said it wasn't possible to run the truck without a DPF removal tuning strategy, I hate to say it but you were right. My truck went into regen mode now for the first time since I removed the DPF after 5k miles on the straight pipe system and it is now stuck in regen mode. Looks like im gonna have to get my custom tunes from Spartan sooner then expected.
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Cowboy Steve
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Originally Posted by F350-6
Dumb question, but could you just unhook the batteries overnight to reset the computer and be good for another 5000?
Its all been tried by others, the problem is that the temperature sensors that monitor the regeneration process are not getting hot enough to shut it off.
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From: Albuquerque
Originally Posted by GMtoFord
Did you ever get any pics of your truck?
I have to say...I saw that coming! biz
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Have to say it was only a matter of time, this is irrevelent to this but that is the same similar problem i had with the AFE stage II intake. The intake would not show a reading on the restrection gauge, were the computer was looking for a small amount of restrection from the stock filter, so the computer would throw a code thinking their was a problem, this issue also caused the truck to go into regen alot.
These trucks dont like changes. Goog luck with the tunes!
These trucks dont like changes. Goog luck with the tunes!
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Originally Posted by origcharger
Its all been tried by others, the problem is that the temperature sensors that monitor the regeneration process are not getting hot enough to shut it off.
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Originally Posted by yamaguy
How how does it have to get? Maybe pull the sensor/s and then hit it/them with a propane or oxy torch while it is in regen. Worth a try.
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Sorry I lied - I didn't read that the Regen is disabled durring PTO use in my brochure but rather I read it online from Ford's 6.4L Power Stroke Diesel Maintenance Overview video.
Last edited by Winchester; Oct 8, 2007 at 03:42 AM.