Hello i am posting for a friend he has a 2010 freightliner cascadia with the dd15 has about 500k miles on it also has a isx engine. Me and help work the same job he is recently complaining about doing regen often i usually do 2 regen each week maybe 3 max when the weather is hot or work is busy. I have a 2011 cascadia dd15. We dont idle as much and are very local so 50 miles max a week so no possible way to do passive Regen on highway since we dont run highway ling enough. So we always do park regen. He recently been complaining that he has to do it almost everyday and it last about 13 mins or so. He sent the dpf filter for a cleaning. Yesterday he showed me the light which goes on his truck which is not the regen light its the hot exhaust light. He thought that was the regen light his dash and mine dash look different but i always get regen light then while doing regeneration the hot exhaust light goes on. But all i see on his truck while he is doing his regen is the hot exhaust light? Is that normal i am thinking he has a fail sensor somewhere its a new truck for him and not familiar with regen. I am thinking he has a fail sensor and each time he is driving he gets the hot exhaust light and he thinks he has to do park regen. Thats why i think his regen are so short. He spent $1500 just to clean the dpf filter and the problem is still there. Too much regening. Below is the light he gets not the normal regen light while driving.
Regeneration help
Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by melsno, Aug 17, 2016.
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well he has to take it somewhere to figure out the actuall problem make sure they check all the temp sensors, make sure diesel doser it's cleaned out and then do a parked regen with insite running to monitor temps and make sure that it's doing what it's supposed to, when it comes to aftertreatment it's not that easy to just replace parts and hope you find it. You have to find the problem then fix it. I have a lot of customers that come in wanting to take out filter and clean them and problem ends up being 100 sensor or doser being plugged. From what you are saying i don't belive this truck is doing a full regen for one reason or another and it's simply always trying make sure he takes it in sooner than later cuz filters get full and then nothing but headaches
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Thats what it usually comes down to as long as you take someplace that they are knowledgeable for these system and can properly diagnose them.
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