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Welcome! Congrats on the truck, we're glad to have you!

The official US Gov doc: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/department-justice-epa-settle-derive-systems-over-aftermarket-emissions-defeat-devices It's getting worse an worse for tuning companies. :(

I use the Torque Pro app for iOS along with that reader.. Forgot to mention.

I use this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00WPW6BAE/?tag=jhdiesel-20 However, I never used it on a EcoDiesel. CTS hooked up for that. It did work well on a Duramax for what it's worth. It will clear codes fine for any OBD 2 enabled truck (like the EcoDiesel).

News to me. Sad to hear another one blow up! Maybe someone here can chime in with better info...

Welcome! Glad to have you here... Coming from an 02 is quite an upgrade.. these trucks are nice and spoils us for sure with the luxury and the MPG they offer. Good move with the lifetime warranty.

I'm not sure. I know some of the phone apps with a cheaper OBD II reader from Amazon works well.

Welcome! Glad to have you here. Once you have a truck that can do it all, it's hard to go back!

Welcome. I don’t have any answers for you but if you post the engine codes perhaps someone here could help?!

Welcome! We’re glad to have you! If you want a truck and great fuel mileage, the EcoDiesel is super comfortable and checks all of those boxes.

Welcome! What happen to motor #1?

If you can't get the warranty to cover it, I would look at letting that DEF Pump and DPF falling off the truck.. of course, when it falls off you'll need the proper tuning and exhaust hardware.. :cool:

Once you get a nice truck, it's hard to go back to anything else.

Welcome! Glad to have you here.. great looking truck as well.

Welcome! We have a ton of threads here with different results. I'd recommend taking a look around and see if you have anything in common with the other guys!

Looks clean!

You don't have to. Follow the specifications that the manual tells you, and then keep receipts of the things you buy for proof. Most here do this as the dealer is so much more expensive rather than do it yourself.

Welcome! Emission's will be a concern from here on out I'm afraid, no getting away from those with any modern diesel.. and they all have their issues. As far as the lease or buy, have them run the numbers. I personally won't lease a vehicle, but everyones financial situation is different.

I think your better off buying a used engine from the junk yard. Even if you decide it's not the truck for you, you would get a lot more used with a working engine rather than a truck without one.

It for sure helps! :D