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(11-13-2025 )Therealarw Wrote: ...
That was the first thing I did before messing with the sensors and the tubes. I pulled both the cans off and had them cleaned out and then I went in and did the ash accumulation reset and yeah unfortunately it came back on a few days later. So it’s just kinda weird to me the light came back on. I know the thresholds on these sensors are very minimal so it’s really hard to tell but I did look at everything that had to do with the one box as far as pressure tubes and sensors. So I’m not entirely sure what it can be exactly

Also, someone needed to also go thru the EGR system and clean/replace all sensors, cleanout the piping, clean and inspect the EGR valve, etc... because it is always the engine that causes DPF problems.. not the DPF itself.

- Take pictures and post them here of the faces of any clogged aftertreatment filters, and especially the DPF it is complaining about it being clogged again, etc. - This will give you some clues about what is wrong on the engine side of things.

- NOx sensors are typically only good for about 250-3300k miles of reliable use before they start reading incorrectly as well. If those sensors are half million miles old+, then it is time to start replacing them as well.