DPF Regeneration Status – LUZ

Description

States status of the current DPF Regeneration.

Usage Notes

A regeneration is triggered when the filter needs to be cleaned. The filter is cleaned by burning off all the diesel particles (soot). During a regen extra fuel is injected into the engine to raise the exhaust gas temperatures in order to clean the filter. A typical regen normally takes about 10 minutes but can take up to 20 to 30 minutes and is best done at higher speeds. If the vehicle must come to an idle while in a regen, you may notice the idle speed is higher than normal. This is to protect the DPF catalyst from thermal shock.

Related X-Gauges

• Exhaust Gas Temperature 1 (Degrees Fahrenheit) – LUZ
• Exhaust Gas Temperature 2 (Degrees Fahrenheit) – LUZ
• Exhaust Gas Temperature 3 (Degrees Fahrenheit) – LUZ
• DPF Soot Mass (Grams) – LUZ
• DEF Level (%) – LUZ
• Remaining DEF in Tank (lbs) – LUZ
• DEF Range (Miles) – LUZ
• Average DEF Comsumption (g/km) – LUZ
• Intake Air Temperature 2 (Degrees Fahrenheit) – LUZ
• DEF Temperature (Degrees Fahrenheit) – LUZ
• Transmission Fluid Temperature (Degrees Fahrenheit) – LUZ
• Intake Air Temperature 3 (Degrees Fahrenheit) – LUZ
• Torque Converter Clutch Slip Speed (RPM) – LUZ
• Engine Oil Pressure (PSI) – LUZ
• Gear Ratio (x.xx:1) – LUZ
• Current Gear – LUZ
• Number of Completed DPF Regenerations (#) – LUZ
• Main Injection Timing (Degrees) – LUZ
• Distance Since Last DPF Regeneration (Miles) – LUZ
• Fuel Temperature (Degrees Fahrenheit) – LUZ
• DPF Differential Pressure (PSI) – LUZ