1280 rpm? Best of you idle truck to sleep with climate / battery charge but whats the best rpm for the engine and clean out soot while doing your 10?
Best rpm to idle for engine + hvac
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Loudstacks, Mar 21, 2024.
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I don't think the temperatures will get high enough without a load on the engine even at high idle. It should spool up the turbo and set the RPM automatically when it needs to burn soot. A lot of people bump the idle to increase oil pressure.
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If your trying to prevent issues just not idleing is best. There is a reason APUs are getting to the point they are basically required equipment. -
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If you idle up an emission engine with no load on it all it will do is burn fuel and pump DEF into your exhaust. You’ll never get it hot enough to burn soot just idling, it will idle up automatically when the soot load gets high
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I have a habit anytime I pull the parking brake to hit the cruise for a higher idle. One click and it brings it up to about 850-900 and leave it there.
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As towards not requreing def. Thats becomeing a thing. When i went looking for a replacement for my thermocant crypack most of them required def. As for cali, that place is a 3rd world ####hole that sees us drivers as less then animals.....so dont know nor care what they do lol. -
Up side to using a portable generator... I can run it anywhere even CA.
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