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Old 10-30-2011, 08:49 PM
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hey i just bought a 08 f 250 had it for a week or to bought it used. today i was driveing and a deal showed on the dash drive to clean exhaust filter and then said cleaing filter or somethang like that. just wondering is there anythang i need to do to clean the dpf out or do i just keep driveing it. also i was told that after the cleaning is done i need to do somethang but dont remeber what it was just looking for some help thanks guys
 
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Old 10-30-2011, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by broncbuster
hey i just bought a 08 f 250 had it for a week or to bought it used. today i was driveing and a deal showed on the dash drive to clean exhaust filter and then said cleaing filter or somethang like that. just wondering is there anythang i need to do to clean the dpf out or do i just keep driveing it. also i was told that after the cleaning is done i need to do somethang but dont remeber what it was just looking for some help thanks guys
The DPF will clean itself, just keep driving it
 
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Old 10-30-2011, 09:53 PM
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Drive it harder.
 
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Delete the DPF!

I have an 08 and have had a lot of issues with bad sensors and the dash information center telling me to "pull over safely and stop" because the sensors thought the exhaust was too hot.
 
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Delete the DPF!

I have an 08 and have had a lot of issues with bad sensors and the dash information center telling me to "pull over safely and stop" because the sensors thought the exhaust was too hot.
If you delete the DPF, you'll void your warranty
 
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I had my 08 for two weeks and deleted the dpf if your a decent wrench the 50 mark is the last time you will need any warranty, the delete makes the engine more reliable and solves a few issues with over fueling and cylinder while it cleans the dpf.
 
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I have a mechanic that I trust, and when I did have to take it to Ford, i just reinstalled the exhaust and set everything back to stock. No problems what so ever.
 
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