01yellerCobra
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Any reason why the increase in regens? I can't imagine that helps with the mileage.
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02Oilburner
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Only thing I can think of is the DPF is starting to get clogged. Time to remove I guess!
gunman41mag
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I can tell if a truck has a DPF delete tuner just by looking at the exhaust tips, even if you clean the exhaust tips, the dealer can tell you're using a delete tuner when they notice that your truck hasn't been doing regens. I did the deletes on my 2008 F-250 & my 2013 F-250, My truck gets better MPG & OH GOD what a difference it makes when I step on the skinny petal
01yellerCobra
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Is the tip dirtier when it's not doing regens?
gunman41mag
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The Tips are bright & clean when the truck is stock, once you do the deletes & blow black smoke like a train(rolling coal) Your tips will be cover in soot
