2019 Pete / Paccar mx13, have had to do 11 manual regens (35,193 miles) becoming more frequent. Truck is using def fluid at what appears to be normal rate. (7 gallons per 150 of fuel) when going down the road. I am a heavy idler but do idle engine up to 1,000 rpm at night. Other truck purchased at same time in our fleet has only required 2 manuals in same time period. Any help / advice appreciated. No check eng lights or warnings other than: DO NOT OPERATE, MUST COMPLETE PARKED REGENERATION in window above speed / tach. 3 straight days in a row now. First one was third day I had truck. Then once a week, then more often.
DEF issues
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Emmett4540, Jul 31, 2018.
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My only suggestion is to get it deleted! Find a company that will do it while keeping it looking legal and legit. Most places will charge you around 5k to delete it from the computer and tear out the filter. Leaving everything else intact....Just a suggestion.... DEF/DPF systems should have been abolished long ago I believe personally...And they produce such horrible smells and exhaust when burning it cant be good for the environment....Good Luck!
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Please, let’s don’t debate environmental issues. I was just looking for someone who might know why this is happening. I’m well aware I can take it to a dealer. Thanks
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Regen is the result of excess soot buildup or the pressure sensors are indicating too much differential pressure across the DPF.
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Charge air cooler leaking?
Dirty air filter? Meh,probably too new. -
Take it in. The regen history and freeze frame data will tell a story. We are dealing with 2017 newer emissions that hasn't seen a ton of troubles as of yet. Suspect a biased DPF sensor or wiring rub giving the ecm a reading of dpf restriction. This should only regen every 100 operating hrs or even more than that is not abnormal. May be software revisions as well.
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