6.7 2500 dodge ram problem
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RE: 6.7 2500 dodge ram problem
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Time for them to get it right, or time for the 3rd party people to figure out a way to get rid of that ridiculous EPA garbage?
I say give it some time
thats already been done. . .Nick knows the guy that is about to put out a turbo back exhaust for the 6.7's that removes the cat and DPF while keeping the sensors in check
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RE: 6.7 2500 dodge ram problem
ORIGINAL: Drew
thats already been done. . .Nick knows the guy that is about to put out a turbo back exhaust for the 6.7's that removes the cat and DPF while keeping the sensors in check
ORIGINAL: CowboyBob
Time for them to get it right, or time for the 3rd party people to figure out a way to get rid of that ridiculous EPA garbage?
I say give it some time
thats already been done. . .Nick knows the guy that is about to put out a turbo back exhaust for the 6.7's that removes the cat and DPF while keeping the sensors in check
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RE: 6.7 2500 dodge ram problem
Just picked up truck. Bad o2 sensor this time. Dealership had to order new one. Will o2 sensor affect fuel milage? I dropped from 15 to 13 around town after the light came on this time. Any info greatly appreciated.
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RE: 6.7 2500 dodge ram problem
It is very possible that any engine orexhaustsensor could cause fuel economy issues. The ECM uses input from these sensors to figure out it's fueling strategy, part of which is used for regens.