Hey guys I have a company issued 2015 cascadia and sometimes right before the truck does a parked regeneration the smell of burnt rubber comes out the tail pipe and the cab smells of burnt rubber/plastic.
I happens if the truck has idled over 15 hours or so. I'm guessing maybe the dpf filter gets clogged? I've found if I keep the def tank full it doesn't do it as much
Not a huge issue and it doesn't happen often but sometimes I wake up with a headache and the cab smelling of burnt plastic. Anything I can do to prevent it? Maybe up the idle rpms with a broom stick lol
Burnt rubber smell/regen
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Lucy in the Sky, Jul 21, 2016.
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They thing is after it does a parked regen the smell goes away, but I it won't let me initiate a parked regen with the in cab button unless the dash light it on. So if I start to smell the burnt rubber smell I can't just regen it and be done, no I have to wait for the truck to decide it's time
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