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Exhaust filter

TC Diesel

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Jul 14, 2016
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Drive at Highway speeds for 5-8 miles , if it doesn't drop the 100% ,its see dealer, or someone with WITECH 2.0 , its easy fix with WITECH.
 

TC Diesel

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Jul 14, 2016
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Dealer or Shop that has spent the $$$$$.
 

GearHead

Active Member
Sep 13, 2016
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Truck Year
2014
How much would that be? And where can u find wiytech
I agree with TC. Based upon where you live the Dealer would be your best bet for Wytech. However based upon forum history and personal experience the service delivered by your local Dealer may not be satisfactory, or inexpensive, so be picky, talk with other RAM diesel owners, check feedback for Dealer, etc. If you have the time you could inquire of local diesel repair shops who may have spent the money to purchase Wytech and subscription, hence the $$$$ reference from TC.
 

GearHead

Active Member
Sep 13, 2016
380
133
Truck Year
2014
Can you still drive it as long as it’s driving the same?
If your message is 100% Full and you have driven with engine at operating temp. at highway speeds for 15 to 20 minutes and message does not go away, the vehicle will eventually go into Limp Home Mode. At that point you will need the Dealer or Witech equipped shop. The Witech tool is the FCA proprietor scanner, it is available to independent mechanics, use and support is on a subscription basis. The process is known as a Forced Regen or Desoot, which involves engine running at engine speed of 2K rpm for approximately 20minutes under scanner control, while parked.
 
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