Just remove it. It will not effect the engine. It’s completely separate. Just remove everything, straight pipe it or whatever and keep on trucking.
New to me 04 Freightliner DPF?
Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by JRut, Jun 12, 2021.
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@staceydude , he removed his. He’ll chime in.
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Thanks DD. It's amazing that HUG doesn't even provide an online manual to figure out what the error bar means.
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As per @Diesel Dave, I removed the monitor and all the wiring and DPF and straight pipped mine. No issues at alll.
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Thanks guys. Got it out, really was easy. Didn't even have to get under the dash, as the bell wire easily pulled out from the firewall.
Must've removed 150lbs of stuff. Still need to connect exhaust back to stack. -
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Sad thing is someone paid $15,000 for this crap and now it's basically worth scrap price or ~ $14.25. Good thing is, if you don't live in CA, you can find some decent trucks they can't run anymore.
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