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Old 07-21-2013, 10:22 AM   #9
CORattler
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My truck's regen process is much like what Carl described. I do not have to drive fast to get a passive regen to complete. It is all about getting the exhaust hot enough to burn off the accumulated soot in the DPF and keeping it that way for the duration of the regen. I keep my RPMs up to keep the exhaust hot and do about 40 MPH until the regen light goes out.
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