regen

[bigblock_doc]

Everyone seems to talk about seeing regen in the cluster. Well I have a 2019 Tradesman with
131,000 miles on it and have never seen that come up on the screen. What's up?
A 3500 dually of that matters.
Thanks for any insight.

 

[lpennock]

How do you work it? Are you normally running long runs under heavy loads? If so it wouldn't need to do an active regen so you wouldn't see anything.

 

[AH64ID]

Are you watching the regen page? It should only auto-page to the regen page, or give a warning, if something is not allowing the regen to properly complete.

 

[Signal73]

Must be on the DPF screen on the EVIC to see the message

 

[Ozymandias]

And one doesn't need to see a Regen, it will happen anyways and if not then the Truck will tell you.

 

[odinjunior]

Be nice to know when it's happening so I don't turn the truck off while it's going on.

 

[AH64ID]

Be nice to know when it's happening so I don't turn the truck off while it's going on.

It shuts off in park and will restart when you get going again.

 

[Wiredawg]

I'm finding seeing regen on my CST2 Monitor is just a convenience... has never made any difference in sitting in heavy traffic with huge heavy trailer, running steep grades 34K Lbs 108 outside temps, or any other driving condition I've had with this truck. IMHO, Ram had regens, DPF, DEF system perfected. Even lost of idling not a problem, which was the worst action. I still check the tailpipe every month that there is a light gray film, no black, no greasy feeling.

 

[bigblock_doc]

Towing almost all of the time. Single car enclosed, 32ft with tools and a refer, genny, small air compressor , and a BBQ.

 

[AH64ID]

Towing almost all of the time. Single car enclosed, 32ft with tools and a refer, genny, small air compressor , and a BBQ.

It’s working as advertised. Most active regents are passive to the driver.