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Cummins caught emissions cheating - fined 1.67 billion mega thread.

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AH64ID said:
I know the news is always 100% accurate:rolleyes:…. But the article did say “The 960,000 vehicles have been recalled”…

With the amount of DEF I use I’m sure my NOx is acceptable, lol.
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Just a guess as Jay P suggests, not released yet. I checked my 2019 recalls and the only thing I saw was the VB6 Emissions Diesel Engine Calibration recall was done in early 2020 when the dealer still had it. Guess will find out!
 
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The 2019 to present emissions do seem to be pretty screwed up, main reason why I dumped my 2021 3500
 
Ouch. This is going to hurt them and the market a lot.
 
Just literally left the dealership for def pump recall and flash. :rolleyes: Might be another witch hunt. Stick it to the man Cummins!!!!
 
Enve46 said:
Was thinking exactly what @DougB said. You don’t hear of too many pre 2019 trucks having emissions issues. I miss the diesel power and torque but enjoying the simplicity of the 6.4 Hemi.
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The statement involves 6.7’s 13+, so that’s probably not the issue.
 
AH64ID said:
The statement involves 6.7’s 13+, so that’s probably not the issue.
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Clarifying… If they had cheater devices or tunes going on from 13-19 and less of those trucks had emission issues compared to 20+ trucks, that would make sense to me. Everyday on the FB pages you see multiple people with DPF issues. I guess I can argue against myself and a good portion of trucks 13-19 are probably deleted already. Trying to make sense of it all based on what “data” we have to go on
 
Enve46 said:
Clarifying… If they had cheater devices or tunes going on from 13-19 and less of those trucks had emission issues compared to 20+ trucks, that would make sense to me. Everyday on the FB pages you see multiple people with DPF issues. I guess I can argue against myself and a good portion of trucks 13-19 are probably deleted already. Trying to make sense of it all based on what “data” we have to go on
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Still, it says 13-18 and 19-23.

I’d be surprised if 10% of the 13-19 trucks are deleted, which is much lower than a good portion.
 
AH64ID said:
Still, it says 13-18 and 19-23.

I’d be surprised if 10% of the 13-19 trucks are deleted, which is much lower than a good portion.
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Ah! I read one posted on FB that didn’t have those years, now I know why you were pointing that out. Probably sitting there saying look at this dummy hahahah
 
Enve46 said:
Ah! I read one posted on FB that didn’t have those years, now I know why you were pointing that out. Probably sitting there saying look at this dummy hahahah
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I did the same thing on TDR with 13-18, totally missed it when I read it.
 
jsalbre said:
It wouldn’t surprise me if the fix looks a lot like the VW and Mercedes fixes: software changes leading to a reduction in power.
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That’s what fast lane trucks is saying is prolly gonna happen
 
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