Regen Observation

[Warrantw5]

I have a 2023 Ecodiesel Rubicon. I added the GDE hot tune with transmission tune and Regen message. I also use Archoil every fill up. Here is my observation. I have gone into regeneration every 996 to 1000 miles except for once at about 300 miles after what I believe was dirty fuel. This week, I was towing and my SL was 16%. My truck went into regeneration at 996 miles. It took just as long to complete regen. SL is always at 9% when finished. I believe there is a maximum distance before regen happens regardless of SL.

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[Deleted member 57233]

I have a 2023 Ecodiesel Rubicon. I added the GDE hot tune with transmission tune and Regen message. I also use Archoil every fill up. Here is my observation. I have gone into regeneration every 996 to 1000 miles except for once at about 300 miles after what I believe was dirty fuel. This week, I was towing and my SL was 16%. My truck went into regeneration at 996 miles. It took just as long to complete regen. SL is always at 9% when finished. I believe there is a maximum distance before regen happens regardless of SL.

I've had two regens over 5000 miles in my 2023 diesel.

 

[Warrantw5]

Do you get the regen message, or do you have another way to monitor? I have the IDash to tell me %

 

[Rusty PW]

I have the iDash gauge. Have over 64,000 miles on the clock. Lately my regens have been less than 800 miles and 1,000 minutes. SL% normally is around 40% for a long time then shoots up to 75% to 80 % before regen starts. When finished, it's at 9%.

 

[Deleted member 57233]

Do you get the regen message, or do you have another way to monitor? I have the IDash to tell me %

I get the regen message on the dash. I'm also running the iDash and Derringer/Pedal Monster combo.

 

[Rusty PW]

My iDash gauge.

 

[kb5zcr]

I'm 100% stock except I do have a scanguage2 to monitor soot and regen.

Mine regens approx every 700 miles regardless of soot level. It will also regen anytime my soot level reaches 80%
I've gone from 8% (right after a regen) to 80% over about 10 days (and 170 miles) of strictly around town driving a few times, but most of the time I get a 100 mile highway trip in there somewhere and that keeps my soot level from rising quickly.

When It regens in town, I just put the trans in manual mode and keep the rpm up around 2500 and it regens even when driving 30ish mph on surface streets.

 

[BuckeyeButch]

Has anyone tried that new Power Service fuel additive, Gold bottle Regen Extend?

 

[Bananaman]

My iDash gauge.

Oh, I was wondering if there was a way to see how many miles before a regen happened. I'll have to play with my idash and set up that screen.

 

[Warrantw5]

Oh, I was wondering if there was a way to see how many miles before a regen happened. I'll have to play with my idash and set up that screen.

Mine isn’t accurate. I just log the miles as soon as the regen is complete.

 

[Schnee]

Is there a way to observe or be notified when a Regen occurs or has occured on a stock EcoD Gladiator without an aftermarket sensors (like iGauge)?

I'm just coming off a DPF replacement at 55K miles. Wanting to keep a closer watch.

 

[kb5zcr]

Is there a way to observe or be notified when a Regen occurs or has occured on a stock EcoD Gladiator without an aftermarket sensors (like iGauge)?

I'm just coming off a DPF replacement at 55K miles. Wanting to keep a closer watch.

I dont think there is.
I use a scanguage2 (abt $150), idash looks better in my opinion but cost a lot more.

 

[ImmenseJake]

Can I see when the regen happens, and see my Soot Load, by using the JScan app on my phone, connected to VeePeak OBD + plugged into the OBD port?

I don't have an iDash or any other 'gauge'.

Thanks!!!

 

[GRDIESEL]

Yes - you can use your Veepeak OBD adapter and an app like OBD Fusion to create a dashboard of gauges. You can monitor DPF% and and Regen T for active Regen.

 

[GRDIESEL]

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