From: wolverine01@charter.net   
      
   On 2/6/2025 5:22 PM, Carol wrote:   
   > sticks wrote:   
   >> After a little more research I'm fairly certain the problem is that   
   >> it needs a regeneration.  I guess they kind of do this automatically   
   >> as often as every 500 miles.  Most people, like me, don't even know   
   >> about it.  Seems like there should be a little more information given   
   >> to the customer since if you do what I did the check engine light   
   >> come on and you have to haul the RV to the dealer if you don't know   
   >> what is going on, when all you have to do is just run the thing for   
   >> an hour or so.   
   >>   
   >> I'm still a little uncertain if once the check engine light come on   
   >> if it will do an automatic regen, or if you have to take it in and do   
   >> a forced on.  I guess I'll find out.   
   >   
   > Seems they should be able to answer that over the phone?  Might be take   
   > 'er for a spin for an hour then if it goes out, park it then test 7   
   > days later?   
      
   I've read contradicting stuff on this.  Gonna put the solar charger on   
   it and wait to take it out until next week sometime.  They say you can   
   tell by the sound for one, they say it growls more, and idle even goes   
   up.  I have to check in the setting as there might be a page that tells   
   you the % it is at.  Would be nice if you could turn that on the screen,   
   go for a drive and watch it go down.   
      
   I'll let y'all know how it goes.   
      
      
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