DPF sensors

[99bigred]

dont know to much about the 6.4s, as ive never had my hands on one but from everything ive read if you delete the DPF or unplug the sensors its goes into regen mode more often, right? im in a debate on another forum with a guy thats says unplugging or taking the DPF off gains a ton of MPG and that no tuner is needed. info please?

[Rudy's diesel performance]

Originally Posted by 99bigred

dont know to much about the 6.4s, as ive never had my hands on one but from everything ive read if you delete the DPF or unplug the sensors its goes into regen mode more often, right? im in a debate on another forum with a guy thats says unplugging or taking the DPF off gains a ton of MPG and that no tuner is needed. info please?

You cannot unplug the sensors unless you run an H&S Blackmaxx. If you remove the DPF, you have to install a tuner. Unless you try to run a DPF-R module, but you should never use one of those on a ford, it will still regen.

[99bigred]

thats exactly what i thought, but this guys says that he worked at a ford shop and all you have to do is simply unplug it and bam it works perfect.
thanks for the info.

[Rudy's diesel performance]

Originally Posted by 99bigred

thats exactly what i thought, but this guys says that he worked at a ford shop and all you have to do is simply unplug it and bam it works perfect.
thanks for the info.

Ford has calibrations that they could possibly install to work with a DPF Delete, but good luck getting them. But you have to remove, not unplug. Otherwise it will clog up.

[99bigred]

Originally Posted by Rudy@DPFDeleteKits

Ford has calibrations that they could possibly install to work with a DPF Delete, but good luck getting them. But you have to remove, not unplug. Otherwise it will clog up.

ya, he just said once its unplugged it quit regen. said they had trucks come in that ran horrible because they hadnt regenerated in 40,000 miles from people unplugging them.

[Rudy's diesel performance]

Originally Posted by 99bigred

ya, he just said once its unplugged it quit regen. said they had trucks come in that ran horrible because they hadnt regenerated in 40,000 miles from people unplugging them.

That's a good one!

[CobbsDieselPerformance]

Originally Posted by 99bigred

ya, he just said once its unplugged it quit regen. said they had trucks come in that ran horrible because they hadnt regenerated in 40,000 miles from people unplugging them.

They would stop up and quit running at about 400 miles! Ask your buddy why he is no longer a Ford dealership employee......

[draggnshow]

If you unplug the sensors, your truck will shut down.

[08stroker250]

Dang, two threads brought back from the dead. I guess it's all good since your a .Org newbie.

Welcome to the forum bud!