6.7 with DPF removed and a smarty - setting invisible code
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6.7 with DPF removed and a smarty - setting invisible code
I have a 6.7 and pulled the DPF as well as egr and cooler. i have the egr motor still plugged in and ziptied to the side .... everything done correctly as i understood it. About every 500 miles i get the overhead ding ding see dealer now .... after another couple hundred miles it feels like it derates itself .... when i plug in the smart it shows no codes, i clear the no codes and poof back to good to go.
Anyone else have this?
Anyone else have this?
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mine will start to lose power after about 2 weeks of not clearing it. The wife drives it everyday .... i know because she tells me the dodge is getting slower and slower ... i will clear it and she notices right away.
we had similar power issues when running the H&S sims, before the smarty ...
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I got a pm from diesel pap, basicly asking me to go over what i have done ... as i was doing my run down of explaining i came to the pressure sensor. Now, i have the plumbing removed BUT had the sensor still plugged in. I just now unplugged it. Perhaps this is where i went wrong ?
we had similar power issues when running the H&S sims, before the smarty ...
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I got a pm from diesel pap, basicly asking me to go over what i have done ... as i was doing my run down of explaining i came to the pressure sensor. Now, i have the plumbing removed BUT had the sensor still plugged in. I just now unplugged it. Perhaps this is where i went wrong ?
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The one with the 2 hoses coming off it. Up against the floorboard.
Light came on immediatly with it unplugged ... plugged back in, cleared the code ... gonna leave it alone.
I am thinking of going with a bullydog watchdog, that should clear the code whenever i want it to and get a nice display as well.
Light came on immediatly with it unplugged ... plugged back in, cleared the code ... gonna leave it alone.
I am thinking of going with a bullydog watchdog, that should clear the code whenever i want it to and get a nice display as well.