Is it alright to turn the engine off when truck is doing a passive regeneration?

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  1. Ubu

    Ubu Road Train Member

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    Sure it dose. While some tucks prior to DEF also do regen's DEF is only used when doing a regen on any truck that has DEF.
     
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  3. Sharky88

    Sharky88 Heavy Load Member

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    Def is not the reason to do a regen yes it is used but not e reason to do one. The dpf is full and needs to burn off
     
  4. Florida Playboy

    Florida Playboy Road Train Member

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    The early DPF (non DEF) systems were the worst.
     
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  5. racemaxx24

    racemaxx24 Heavy Load Member

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    Cruise will only bump my idle up about 80rpm so I don't bother. However my truck idles every night and I never have issue. In fact it runs pretty much from the time I leave Sunday until I get home Friday except for fueling and the occasional shipper/receiver who wants it off. It might initiate 2 true regens a week, this is on a 2016 ISX Cummins. They also do full DPF services on our trucks every 150k which I think is extremely important for the proper operation of these systems. Most companies wait until they start giving trouble to do any maintenance and by then it's too late.
     
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