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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION PARTS DESCRIPTION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS INTERNET UPDATES APPENDIX

TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION PARTS DESCRIPTION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS INTERNET UPDATES APPENDIX

2. Select the Trouble Codes

from the Diagnostics menu.

3. Select Read DTCs from the

menu.

CLEAR DTCs

After you have retrieved the

trouble codes and written them

down, you can clear the trouble

codes by selecting Clear DTCs

from the menu. This will erase

any of the codes currently set.

If the codes come back we

recommend you see a qualiﬁ ed

mechanic who can accurately

diagnose/repair the problem.

CLEAR ON START

This feature is not available on

all products. In some instances,

trouble codes may need to be

cleared every time the truck

starts or the truck will go into

limp mode. When using this

feature, follow all on-screen

instructions.

NOTE: Fords and Chevy’s are

able to clear codes while the

truck is running. Dodge trucks

may require you to clear only

when the key is on and the

engine is not running.

CLEAR DTCs DELAY

This option is not available on

all products. The delay sets

the time the Juice waits to clear

DTC’s on start (after key on).

MANUAL DPF REGENERATION

Manual regeneration allows

you to manually clear out the

DPF. This can be helpful prior

to heavy towing, racing, or prior

to going off road in dead or dry

shrubs/grass.

Completing a manual regenera-

tion cycle will clear the soot

mass in the ﬁ lter, and lower ex-

haust back pressure/free up ex-

haust ﬂ ow. It will be helpful to

do this before any competition

such as drag racing or tractor

pulling. It’s also helpful to use

if you’re going to be in a situa-

tion where you don’t want the

truck computer to initiate the

Active Regeneration cycle on

it’s own, (i.e. heavy towing, or

driving where dry grass, shrubs,

or other combustibles are pres-

ent). You can do this by:

1. Selecting the Manual Regen

option in the Diagnostics menu.

(Figure 7)

When manually initiating a re-

generation cycle some vehicles

will require a drive cycle (i.e.

you have to drive the vehicle

some distance) while others

may allow you to initiate a Ser-

vice Regeneration where you

can leave the vehicle parked

and engine running. If the latter

is the case, be sure to use the