Sounds like it’s time for a bake.
On a serious side note, you need to stop idling all night asap. Those paccar engines will die quick because of it. Idling is the silent killer on Diesel engines.
Time for a DPF bake? Excessive and long rolling regens
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Few times now checking for leaks while it was smoking. Side panels off, even crawling under the truck. All the clamps are tight and there's no soot/dirt build up indicating a leak.
Only leak I've found so far was a small one in the engine, seemed much to small to produce the billowing smoke.
This bottom valve between the turbo and exhaust (egr?). Small amounts of smoke puffing from behind it under the pipe.
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