I live in Iowa. Recently it has been -23 degrees for 48 hours. My 2015 Eco Diesel was parked in my unheated shed and plugged in for both days. I did not drive it until it warmed up to -9 degrees. The truck started right up and as soon as I started it I got the service Electronic Throttle Control error code on my dash. I called the dealer and was told the truck is trying to gel up and to put additives in the tank. I did so and kept driving. The truck lacked power and did not like to reach speeds greater than 70 mph. I drove almost 300 miles over the next two days without any change. I purchased a new fuel filter and changed it this afternoon. When I took it for a test drive I received the Exhaust filter is 100% full message and to take it to the dealer for servicing.
1. Do all dealers have this equipment to empty the filter?
2. Short of building a heated garage, what else could I have done to prevent this?
3. Is there a way to delete the exhaust filter to prevent this problem?
1. Do all dealers have this equipment to empty the filter?
2. Short of building a heated garage, what else could I have done to prevent this?
3. Is there a way to delete the exhaust filter to prevent this problem?