MooSSe
Junior Member
I just purchased this new-to-me 2010 Ram 3500 Dually a few weeks ago. It came with the DPF already deleted. I seem to have one of the DPF-R DD30 kits on my truck. (https://gearboxz.com/collections/dodge/products/gbz-dd30-gbz-dodge-3-0-electronics)
My question is should my truck be smoking so bad?
I know having the cat and dbf removed should allow some more soot out than normal, but mine seems almost excessive. The product descriptions for this kit all say it only clears DTC's and makes the truck think a clean exhaust is installed so it should never try to regen. Does anybody know if some sort of tune is installed on this unit by default?
And last question, if I were to get a tuner like the Bully Dog GT, does it have the ability to keep the CEL off and trick the system to stop regens?
I want to install a tow tune, and monitor EGT's so this little thing has to go.
I'm hoping it will smoke a little less too.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
- Randy
My question is should my truck be smoking so bad?
I know having the cat and dbf removed should allow some more soot out than normal, but mine seems almost excessive. The product descriptions for this kit all say it only clears DTC's and makes the truck think a clean exhaust is installed so it should never try to regen. Does anybody know if some sort of tune is installed on this unit by default?
And last question, if I were to get a tuner like the Bully Dog GT, does it have the ability to keep the CEL off and trick the system to stop regens?
I want to install a tow tune, and monitor EGT's so this little thing has to go.
I'm hoping it will smoke a little less too.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
- Randy