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      02-09-2024, 05:26 PM   #23
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What are your EGTs?
Under constant load climbing a mountain…
Is it possible the DPF is getting hot enough to burn soot without a formal regen cycle?
This is great point, thanks E85 Sport !

Today (190mi) report:

EGT were in the 370-390C range while climbing a mountain.
400-425C at passing lanes.
440C max observed under steepest continuous section.

I noticed that soot mass value drops after every passing section (where I often need to use left lane )

The non-mountain, flat highway EGT stayed in 280-300C range.

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Passive regen is indeed a thing, so it could come down to driving habits at the different altitudes rather than the altitude itself.
I'll monitor EGTs under other conditions for a couple months, will remember update this thread
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Some info on EGTs, ref regeneration:
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/20...46535-9999.pdf
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