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Depends of the year. In 2008 US required DPF (diesel particulate filter) on all new diesel-powered trucks. The DPF is similar to the cataytic converter for a gasoline engine.
If you're talking about the aftertreatment differential, it's the black box located above the DPF.
Aside from being illegal, off-road diesel will plug your DPF.
An exhaust that get rid of the diesel particulate filter "dpf"
An exhaust that get rid of the diesel particulate filter "dpf"
My Chilton's says 48 to 53 thousandths dpf If it is a Grand Caravan 3.8L V6, then the gap is .050
Specifically pertaining to the aftertreatment system, you have two NoX sensors.. one after the turbo, and one after the SCR outlet. Those will measure SCR catalyst conversion efficiency. There'll be three temperature sensors in the DPF itself, and there'll be the aftertreatment differential pressure sensor above the DPF, with two tubes going into the DPF. The system PACCAR uses is licensed from Cummins.
Doing a DPF delete isn't simply a matter of removing the DPF and running without it.. there's reprogramming involved, as well.
Trouble code P1401 means: DPF EGR sensor circuit high voltage detected
Aside from being illegal, it'll clog the DPF.
how much platinum is in a dodge cumming diesel particulate filter year 2007 factory exhaust. because mine has no numbers stamped on dpf system.
Cleaning a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) without removing it is possible, but it requires certain precautions and steps. Here are some options that can help clean your DPF: Drive at high speeds: One way to clean a DPF is by driving at high speeds for an extended period. This allows the engine to generate more heat, which can burn off any accumulated soot particles. However, this method may not be effective for severely clogged filters. Use a DPF cleaning fluid: There are several DPF cleaning fluids available on the market that claim to clean the filter without removing it. These fluids work by breaking down the soot particles and enabling them to pass through the filter. Follow the instructions on the fluid's label and pour it into the fuel tank before filling up with diesel. Use a DPF cleaning additive: DPF cleaning additives are another option. These additives are mixed with diesel fuel and are designed to reduce emissions and clean the DPF. Follow the instructions on the additive's label and add it to your fuel tank. Use a DPF cleaning service: There are professional DPF cleaning services available that can clean your filter without removing it. These services use specialized equipment and cleaning solutions to remove soot and other debris from the filter. David's Auto Repair may be able to provide this service for you. It's important to note that cleaning a DPF without removing it may not always be effective, and in some cases, replacement may be necessary. If you are unsure about how to clean your DPF, consult a qualified mechanic or DPF cleaning specialist for guidance. For more info, call us today 044 91 63 227.