DELETE EGR / DPF / DEF ON TRUCKS OF VARIOUS BRANDS 

DEF DELETE (SCR)

DEF stands for Diesel Exhaust Fluid. It is a liquid that is used in the emission control system of diesel engines to reduce the amount of nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions that are released into the air.

DEF is a clear, non-toxic, and odorless liquid that is made up of a mixture of urea and deionized water. It is stored in a separate tank on the vehicle and is injected into the exhaust stream of the engine as a fine mist.

The DEF system works by breaking down the nitrogen oxides in the exhaust gas into nitrogen and water, which are both harmless to the environment. The chemical reaction that occurs when DEF is injected into the exhaust stream is called selective catalytic reduction (SCR).

DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) is typically used in conjunction with a diesel particulate filter (DPF) to help reduce the emissions of particulate matter, as well as NOx, from diesel engines.

DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) is required to be refilled at regular intervals, as it is consumed in the SCR process. The DEF tank is typically refilled at the same time as the fuel tank, and the DEF level is monitored by the vehicle’s onboard computer system. If the DEF level gets too low, the vehicle may not be able to start or may go into a “limp home” mode, in which the engine’s performance is limited until the DEF tank is refilled.

Although it is known to have extremely high running expenses, it is employed in a procedure known as selective catalytic reduction (SCR) to reduce nitrogen emissions from the exhaust of diesel engines.

To avoid all these problems related to emissions, we carry out the delete EGR/DPF/DEF work, programming the ecm of your engine, in this way you will avoid future problems for your truck.

This solution is recommended to be done together with delete EGR,DEF,DPF. Because all emission systems work together in diesel engine management, check the delete options on our website.

We can reprogramme the ECU in your truck to allow you to minimize or entirely stop using AdBlue. The dash error lights won’t be illuminated by our procedure.
Only trucks used for off-road or racing should have their AdBlue particulate filter or egr system removed. Owners and operators are responsible for operating a vehicle with a disabled system on public roads.

POWER AND FUEL ECONOMY

A remap can be performed on a diesel engine to optimize its performance and improve its power and torque output, as well as its fuel economy. The specific effects on a diesel engine’s power and fuel economy will depend on the specific changes that are made to the engine management software.

For example, a remap on a diesel engine might involve increasing the fuel injection pressure or altering the ignition timing to increase the power output. This can result in improved acceleration and a higher top speed, but it may also result in increased fuel consumption.

On the other hand, a remap on a diesel engine might involve optimizing the fuel-to-air ratio and fine-tuning the engine’s operating parameters to improve its efficiency. This can result in better fuel economy, but it may also result in a reduction in power output.

It is important to note that a remap is not a guaranteed way to improve a diesel engine’s power and fuel economy. The specific effects will depend on the starting condition of the engine and the specific changes that are made to the engine management software. It is also important to ensure that the engine is in good condition and well-maintained, as any underlying issues could negatively impact the performance of the engine.

Not only will it increase engine power and torque ratings, but it will also widen the powerband and improve throttle response. The original manufacturer reduces power output; the primary advantage of ecotuning is lower fuel consumption.

This is because it will aid greatly when fully loaded, towed, or on grades, and it can operate in a higher gear at a slower pace. It will also take less throttle input to maintain highway speeds.

This solution is recommended to be done together with delete EGR,DEF,DPF. Because all emission systems work together in diesel engine management, check the delete options on our website.