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Old 05-20-2017, 11:43 AM
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The DEF tanks are under an extended 10yr/120k warranty and if you are under 70k I believe the emission systems are covered under federal emission standards. If you are eligible I'd look into it before pulling out the wallet.
I'm at 75k, I think some states mandate 8y/80k but I don't believe Wisconsin is one of them.
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Old 05-20-2017, 02:47 PM
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I'm at 75k, I think some states mandate 8y/80k but I don't believe Wisconsin is one of them.

Why not read your warranty??????????????????

Federal coverage on the CAT is 8/80k
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Old 05-20-2017, 04:05 PM
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Why not read your warranty??????????????????

Federal coverage on the CAT is 8/80k
I understand the cat would be covered, but it seems the dealer thinks the NOX sensors should be replaced next. I'm just trying to confirm this is a valid next step, and diag myself.

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Old 05-20-2017, 06:21 PM
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I understand the cat would be covered, but it seems the dealer thinks the NOX sensors should be replaced next. I'm just trying to confirm this is a valid next step, and diag myself.

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I have heard that there is a good chance its not the sensors even when it says it is.

local guy wanted to buy my nox sensors but when he swapped the sensors with someone else with an x5 it still gave the code. can't remember what his codes where but it pointed to the nox sensors.

its confusing because the cat apparently has its own code that should go off but apparently it did not.

there could also be corrosion on the harness going to the nox, or not sure if this is possible but some said a bad battery could cause it.

so who really knows!
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