I remember when they came out with the maxxforce. "Don't worry guys, wont need DEF with this one"
Granted, I think the new S-13 is a rebranded Scania engine isn't it?
legality of egr system removal
Discussion in 'Trucker Legal Advice' started by sonnycw, Apr 15, 2012.
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Former member on here that I speak to now and then has added a one or two trucks with the S13 to his fleet. He seems pretty impressed with them so far, says they pull well and says they burn a noticeable amount of fuel less compared to his other trucks.Sons Hero Thanks this.
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From what I’ve been told, yes.
The T14 transmission is also a Scania.
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The trade off is, they use more DEF.
About a gallon every 90 miles. -
Pretty small price to pay for not dumping all that dirty soot back into the engine, no EGR coolers to puke coolant, no mixers and EGR valves to get coked up and stick and no extremely expensive VGT turbos that get coked up and seize.
According to him the fuel efficiency gain over his DD powered trucks more than offsets the increased DEF useage.Accidental Trucker and MACK E-6 Thank this. -
A common complaint with Ram owners with the 6.7 is the turbo actuators seizing up. A coworker had that problem before his was even out of warranty. Leaving the exhaust brake turned on helps prevent that, since I have 145K miles on mine and that hasn’t happened yet.northstarfire0693 Thanks this.
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Thats what I do on mine. 120k, keep the exhaust break on. Deleted the truck. No issues
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