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Y43 Recall PM Sensor for 22 Pickups

The only recall I've had where I had to redo Alfa changes was the PCM replacement being part of the '22 production run with faulty PCMs. Aside from that I've never had to redo modifications.
 
I finally had this recall done yesterday. For those that completed this recall a while back. Any issues or difference since you have mileage after the recall?
 
Thanks. I was thinking it should not with the new sensor (what’s for), but have not read up on the aftermath lately.
The sensor just monitors the post-emissions exhaust flow looking for excess soot. Basically it’s just a watchdog to make sure your DPF isn’t compromised and is passing soot out of the tailpipe.
 
I know this thread is old but I have a question. I know the recall says that the dpf is covered for 12 months and unlimited miles after this recall is completed. My truck was new last August when they completed this recall, was a leftover 22 that they couldn’t sell because they didn’t have the part yet. It only had 18 miles on it so my warranty just started. So in my case did this recall add any coverage to the manufacturer warranty for the dpf or am I just covered for the normal warranty period / mileage? Thanks
 
I know this thread is old but I have a question. I know the recall says that the dpf is covered for 12 months and unlimited miles after this recall is completed. My truck was new last August when they completed this recall, was a leftover 22 that they couldn’t sell because they didn’t have the part yet. It only had 18 miles on it so my warranty just started. So in my case did this recall add any coverage to the manufacturer warranty for the dpf or am I just covered for the normal warranty period / mileage? Thanks
I think the way it works is it’s a calendar year from the time the work is completed. I don’t believe it tacks on to your existing emissions warranty. But I could be wrong.
 
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