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The dealer reset the mpg display. You can reset it from the dash control.
The mpg gauge slowly comes back up to normal as you drive. I had my reflash done and it reset my mpg to 0 mpg and as I drove it the mileage slowly comes back up to normal.
The mpg gauge slowly comes back up to normal as you drive. I had my reflash done and it reset my mpg to 0 mpg and as I drove it the mileage slowly comes back up to normal.
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yes the lag seems worse now, less responsive to the throttle. my service advisor called me this morning and said the dpf canister wont be in till tuesday morning. i guess ill just have to wait till then to address the issues.
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Look to the right of the instrument cluster there are three buttons. Reset, setup and info. Press the top reset button and the mileage goes to zero when parked. It slowly comes back up as you drive.
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The truck is in for service right now on an oil leak and to look at the DPF being the tail pipes are black. As of right now it sounds like they are trying to tell me the tail pipes being black is normal. Will someone please post me a link or give me some kind of explanation on this exact issue. I dont want the truck leaving the dealer with out the DPF being replaced.
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The truck is in for service right now on an oil leak and to look at the DPF being the tail pipes are black. As of right now it sounds like they are trying to tell me the tail pipes being black is normal. Will someone please post me a link or give me some kind of explanation on this exact issue. I dont want the truck leaving the dealer with out the DPF being replaced.
Nick
Nick