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You need to read that article from NREL again. It does not say what you think it does. You're also not understanding the difference between active and passive DPF systems.

Isn’t biodiesel a detergent ? So the contamination is coming from the carbon deposit (#2 ulsd) getting cleaned out while burning bio ?

I haven’t had this issue….yet. Here in California you can’t buy any except BioDiesel. So the best we can do is buy the highest quality fuel, which is Costco Top Tier diesel. And a decent second choice is Chevron diesel. For those with a trucker fuel cars, the truck stops are a decent alternative. Just about everything else is sub par fuel and ends up throwing codes after a few months running it.

What i don't understand is the rest of the world does not use emission systems maybe Europe but that's it. I moved to South America a couple months ago and almost everyone down here. Drives diesel land cruisers and other various small diesel vehicles.And they all release black smoke every time they accelerate. So why does america punish americans and make them broke?When the rest of the world is not doing this to their people

Bio diesel encapulates water into tiny little bubbles/ called micro beads!!! Which means engine problems!!!!

Sounds like regular government stuff

Beat thing i ever did was get into that boating accident and had to get a new exhaust ! Now I can run Archoil and 2 stroke 7.3 emission system now

Is 20% better than biodiesel? I think on my fuel door it reads you can use either?

I think the subwoofers are blown 😂

What’s the difference between the 5% biodiesel at the regular pump next to the gasoline compared to the diesel where the diesel semitrucks stop to fill up? Does that section also contain biodiesel? Hope this makes sense

2022 gmc sierra 2500hd at4 Duramax. I have about 40k miles. Been using biodiesel for about the last 12k miles because I can’t find diesel around me. No issues yet. So far so good. Hopefully no issues with the duramax

I had a problem to with the diesel on my sprinter.

Seems to me that the Government wants Diesel owners to give up on Diesel vehicles ? So, the Government can have their Go Green agenda accomplished quicker ?!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Ok

I have a customer with a couple 6.7 PS trucks, we're in CA where pure diesel is hard to find, he's never had this code come up.

Quick story, (2019 6.7 f350 emissions compliant 145k miles) so I’ve always filled with diesel #2. Well a few months back I stopped at a new station and once I was at the pump I saw it was renewable bio diesel. I was in a hurry to get home so I decided I would just fill up with in. I have a 48 gallon tank so fuel last a while in my truck. A few days later I noticed the truck kept high idling and regenerating like crazy every time I put it in park. A few days when by and I figured well I might as well let it do its thing so I let it high idle regen out on the street. Well I noticed it was smoking pretty good which I have never seen. I’ll probably upload a video so you can see. And after about 45min the idle came back down and I figured it was over. Not the case I had a 3 hr drive to my family’s house and it was regenerating while my wife was sitting in it with the kids sleeping. It was smoking and smelled. Well once the tank was out I went back to diesel #2 and I haven’t noticed it so anything like that since.

Hello 👋. Are you still doing RV transport ? I got a 2013 F350 6.7 last week , and trying to get started as a transporter. The truck has 103,000 miles and not a scratch on it . I have watched some of your other videos 📹 .

What’s a DPF? Never heard of her.

Love the sound

I'm willing to bet that's the pcm program part of the new recall about the high pressure pump. Hasn't said anything about parts yet.

Did you put biodiesel in it? And if so why?

I have avoided biodiesel since I first saw it on a pump. I know it’s contaminating my combustion chambers, injectors, turbos, engine oil and catalyst systems. I do the same on my gas powered vehicles where they use ethanol in the fuel. I’ll always look to 100% diesel fuel and “clear gas” (no ethanol) gasoline.

Very interesting and makes perfect sense. On the West coast we have Renewable Deisel or more frequently called R99. Completely different than biodiesel but made from similar feedstock but it is crystal clear and burns with no smoke. I am definitely not a fan of biodiesel and we used it where I work and had problems with B20 and dropped to B5 which worked ok. About 6 months ago we started using R99. No issues and less regens. It started in California and is working its way up the West coast. I hope someone like Lake Speed at some point can test it and see how it is versus regular diesel. Really interested in lubricity.

Thanks for the info. I will avoid biodiesel

Outstanding update on our main issue w these current engines 😮

So does this mean the dpf is done? Clogged up?

Have you hit 200k?

Did you intentionally pump bio-diesel?

My 2020 F-350 does this.

The K is silent.

I have a 2017 and when I first looked at the truck last January it would high idle in the cold at the dealership, now there is no high idle. I did buy BD switch but wondering why it doesn't high idle in the cold on its own?

I’m running LT275/65 R20 Toyo Open Country on my F350. Pressures are 55/50 unloaded and 60/70 when loaded/towing. Door plate says 60/80. TPMS reset to 35/35 with Forscan.

Most LT tires have load inflation tables that tell you suggested inflation at a certain load for that specific tire. Unloaded I run my Toyo Open Countries at 55/50 unloaded and bump them up to 60/70 when towing. My F350 placard states 60/80 for maxed out load.

The modern diesels are absolutely reliable and easily twice more power than the older diesels. The biggest issue is the maintenance that most people don’t want to keep up with or pay for. I do all of my own maintenance and yes the diesel is more expensive with oil, fuel filters, DEF etc… but the gas motor just cannot compete with performance. End of story.

Nice install video. I’m working on mounting a 500 watt panel, 45x90, on my HitchHiker. With it raised about 15”, it’s big enough to double as a roof for me to stand under.

99 7.3 here , stock high idle works perfect

Ford don’t die

I just put bilstein 4600's on a 2011 f350 6.7, w/ 200,000 miles. With a 1500 lb load in bed , they were incredible. Night and day difference. Empty, still had the 85 psi rear tires so it was bouncing abit empty. I saw a rod has a new video with a ride dampener for rear springs that looks good.

Tip-out windows in the Tusca would allow the windows to be open without letting any rain in. Thanks for sharing.

On refuse vehicles, it’s called throttle advance. Every garbage truck has it, for the hydraulic system. 👍🏽 the more you know.

If you do regular maintenance it will do 300k

I’m pretty sure those have a high idle switch already. Just set the e-brake after starting and it will high idle itself. 💪🏽 the control you get with that knob is fire though!

I use Power Service and Howes - Colorado

BD Diesel makes the best high idle switch for these Powerstrokes!!

I saw a f350 twice yesterday with a Tusca box. His went over the cab too like a bunker or a storage place up top.

DIY, high idle mod with a potentiometer ..FTW...

Right! Mine would work sometimes so I installed a high idle switch.

Just installed mine today. How did you run the wire from the passenger side to the driver side?

6.7 powerstrokes don’t die, they just leak oil.