I have the app call "AlphaOBD", it will allow a manual (forced) regen either moving or stationary (I've done it just to make sure it will).
I paid $50 for the app license, but I do believe it only works with android, maybe you could just get an old android phone for this since your an apple guy...
I have a diesel and we are supposed to allow the turbo to cool down before shutting off the engine. So I just disconnected one of the hood plungers (cant remember which one) that disengages the auto on/off at stops. Been that way for a year and all good. Yes, I allow the turbo to cool down below...
Thanks for putting this together, I could not find where you listed power consumption. How long it will last on a 100 amp/hr battery is a very important consideration. Thanks.
Howdy, I have a set of Gladiator Rubicon rock sliders that I'm willing to give away to anyone willing to come pick them up.
They are free. I tried to sell them on FB but no takers even at $30.
If you wanted to trade them for a bottle of a 1.75l bottle of yellowtail red wine (abt $12 at Kroger)...
I like the look of the iDash better, very nice, but a lot more expensive (I don't have one).
I believe they pretty much do the same thing.
The scanguage2 will let me clear codes (I've never done it), I don't know if the iDash will clear codes.
Just research both and get whichever you like...
Get yourself a scanguage2 (abt $150) or Banks iDash and you can see when a regen is happening. I have the scanguage2 and my rig goes into regen every 700-800 miles, or when my dpf soot load reaches 80%. I've never seen any messages on the vehicles display when these happen, but the scanguage2...
I'd give them a week to respond then, if nothing heard back from them, dispute the charge with your credit card. Don't lose your money by waiting to long.