Why is my exhaust filter 100% full service?

Why is my exhaust filter 100% full service?

No longer Eco Owner. One week later our truck is still in for repair so had to rent a car. Dealer said we have a clogged fuel filter restricting fuel flow that might be why we got the ETC warning and the 2nd warning of exhaust filter 100% full. So we are told none of this is covered under our engine warranty.

When to do a Regen on the exhaust filter?

With the Edge you can do a regen at any time before the DPF reaches 100%. I have the Edge and it will not force the regen at 100% full. I wish it did. With the Edge you can do a regen at any time before the DPF reaches 100%. Click to expand… Good info. Thanks @John Want to support the site? Become a Supporting Member! (Click Here!)

Do you have to do a 100% full service Regen?

Unfortunately once you get the 100% full message you will have to let the dealer do a forced regen with the WiTech tool. The stationary regen will only work before 100% is reached. Unfortunately once you get the 100% full message you will have to let the dealer do a forced regen with the WiTech tool.

When does exhaust filter 100% service required come on?

Normally when the 80% indicator comes on, it burns off fine but just takes a little while longer. This week it came on at 80%, then went to 90% and then this morning says 100%, service required, service light comes on, limits me to 25MPH!!!

What does it mean when the exhaust filter is full?

• “Exhaust Filter xx% Full” – Indicates that the DPF is approaching full. • “Regeneration Required Now” – indicates you will need to intervene by changing your driving mode. See owner manual. • “Regeneration in Process” – Indicates the DPF is self-cleaning. Please try to maintain you current driving condition until Regeneration is complete.

With the Edge you can do a regen at any time before the DPF reaches 100%. I have the Edge and it will not force the regen at 100% full. I wish it did. With the Edge you can do a regen at any time before the DPF reaches 100%. Click to expand… Good info. Thanks @John Want to support the site? Become a Supporting Member! (Click Here!)

Is the exhaust filter covered under the warranty?

My question is, has anyone had any success in having the dealership honor the emissions warranty to service the exhaust filter? According the EPA the diesel particulate filters are considered catalyctic converters by the EPA which means, they should be covered. Anyone have any luck with this argument?