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Nope you don’t need anything but the recall performed. If you still have a CP4 in that 2019
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CP4 Changes - additives discussion
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Since the CP4 was recalled, most everyone that isn't deleted, and particularly 22 owners still having regen issues, has switched to Archoil to manage soot and regens.
Nick
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I used Howes for 25 years millions of miles in all kinds of weather 5 different motors . Never jelled , never lost an injector or had any type of problem due to lack of lubricant . It has been around forever and is much cheaper and goes further than many others .
Dodge-man-stan
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Injection pump has been done. I've only got 21k miles on it bought from my dad lol. I like preventative maintenance and seems that everyone's go to is hss.
Coming from 2nd gen world and dumping 2 stroke oil in the tank prolly not gonna work the best now haha.
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My wieght reduction kit is in the works, still searching for best one-no idea. Oil change and oil/fuel filters is top priority - still searching on oil brands. Wrapping my head around this newer stuff lol
And since I found this thread, hss seems to be a good preventative maintenance blend.
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Donaldson makes the best oil filter for these rigs with the DBL7349 by any measurable spec, but you’ll be fine running just about any of the available options.
Don’t over think “the best” oil. Run a quality off the shelf option like Premium Blue or similar, and call it a day.
Fleetguard filters from genos or KLM are gonna be your best bet on fuel filters.