Cummins 67a recall

[Vonski]

I’ll be seeing some Edge/Holley engineers Monday about a Dmax product in the works, but I’ll ask what they know (if anything) about the Dodge issue and remedy.

 

[Pile of parts]

Interesting information. Years ago I took the truck in for the SCR recall where they deleted a sensor and recalibrated the computer. I don't remember if they replaced the SCR as well. Anyway, according to this, the 67a recall doesn't apply to me. I didn't notice anything different after the SCR recall (power or mileage). It's been too long but maybe I felt like it uses more DEF since???

Cummins Settlement Nationwide Recall Program Overview | US EPA

Overview of the recall program Cummins Inc. will implement for affected Ram 2500 and 3500 diesel trucks under the 2024 EPA settlement with the United States and California.

www.epa.gov

 

[The Rock Man]

I’ll be seeing some Edge/Holley engineers Monday about a Dmax product in the works, but I’ll ask what they know (if anything) about the Dodge issue and remedy.

any update?

 

[Vonski]

I briefly talked to my source yesterday and nobody from that camp is going to discuss it at all. I gather that the EPA and CARB has sent a message heard far beyond just Dodge/Ram and Cummins. Sorry for the non-info. 🤷‍♂️

 

[The Rock Man]

I briefly talked to my source yesterday and nobody from that camp is going to discuss it at all. I gather that the EPA and CARB has sent a message heard far beyond just Dodge/Ram and Cummins. Sorry for the non-info. 🤷‍♂️

doesn't surprise me one bit I had a contact that had posted some info as he is a cummins certified tech now all of his stuff that he posted has been removed... go figure right? just based on what I can gather is it will be more EGR, More regens, more DEF and they Cummins/Ram will need to warranty your emission hardware since it will probably ruin it.. and like I have said before they are probably going to encrypt the ecm and go after the vehicle owner if you aren't compliant... so why don't they IE "EPA Folks" fix the real issue since retrofitting 23 locomotives with new technology will undo the damage that all of the trucks caused in the first place which took 10 years to do. seems like fixing the trains is a no brainer just my 2 cents

 

[mbryson]

doesn't surprise me one bit I had a contact that had posted some info as he is a cummins certified tech now all of his stuff that he posted has been removed... go figure right? just based on what I can gather is it will be more EGR, More regens, more DEF and they Cummins/Ram will need to warranty your emission hardware since it will probably ruin it.. and like I have said before they are probably going to encrypt the ecm and go after the vehicle owner if you aren't compliant... so why don't they IE "EPA Folks" fix the real issue since retrofitting 23 locomotives with new technology will undo the damage that all of the trucks caused in the first place which took 10 years to do. seems like fixing the trains is a no brainer just my 2 cents

better lobbyists for the trains

 

[N-Smooth]

Any updates on this? I just realized I need to get my truck emissions done this month, so that's going to be a scheduling issue I'm sure.

 

[Pile of parts]

Any updates on this? I just realized I need to get my truck emissions done this month, so that's going to be a scheduling issue I'm sure.

I had my emissions done after the recall came out but I did not have the recall done on my truck (and don't plan to). No problem with passing emissions.

 

[N-Smooth]

I had my emissions done after the recall came out but I did not have the recall done on my truck (and don't plan to). No problem with passing emissions.

That's good to hear! I was just talking to @Agility Customs about it. We both didn't receive letters in the mail for the recall so I was hoping I could get by without it.