Have a 2009 Duramax that now has 85K miles and noticed that it is getting a bit sluggish and fuel mileage has gone down the tubes. Have addressed fuel filter and air filter and the DPF is the only thing I can think of but was told that it would not pass inspection if removed. Anyone here have experience with this issue?? Thanks in advance.
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Originally posted by bwssr View Postyou would need a programer..i found that Exxon fuel has helped my fuel mileage, but lately it has dropped..may be the winter blend?
You will need a programmer and I have never had anyone look under a diesel during inspection so no problem.
It will void the warranty.
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Every Diesel I have had hasn't had a muffler. Always passes inspection. Yes it is supposed to be there but most inspectors since it is a Safety Inspection they don't look for a muffler. If they ever pass a law where diesels must pass emissions then it might be a little harder without a muffler.
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Originally posted by jebsvitals View PostEvery Diesel I have had hasn't had a muffler. Always passes inspection. Yes it is supposed to be there but most inspectors since it is a Safety Inspection they don't look for a muffler. If they ever pass a law where diesels must pass emissions then it might be a little harder without a muffler.
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You are likely seeing a drop in MPG because of winter blend diesel. You don't have to worry about your dpf or muffler on inspection. I have an 07 nbs dmax and have a 5 inch straight pipe on it. Go with efi live from a good tuner (Idaho Rob, Kory Willis) and rip that crap out. My truck went from 14-15 mpg to 19-21 mpg after I deleted and tuned it.
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