25 Ford Maverick getting gasoline particulate filter?

testerdahl said:
Yup, standard item in Europe. This, along with a larger catalytic convertor, should be coming to all gas engines by 2027.
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Thats sooner than I would have thought, but agree its inevitable. It will be interesting to see how PF on the gasoline side differs from diesel. Getty seemed to think regens would be less frequent on gasoline. Regens have been pretty seamless for me on the BabyMax. If I didn’t have an iDash I'd rarely even notice.
 
chaseydog said:
Thats sooner than I would have thought, but agree its inevitable. It will be interesting to see how PF on the gasoline side differs from diesel. Getty seemed to think regens would be less frequent on gasoline. Regens have been pretty seamless for me on the BabyMax. If I didn’t have an iDash I'd rarely even notice.
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My understanding is the gasoline particulate filter doesn't get as much use as diesels due to composition of the fuel itself.
 
NMTRUCKER said:
My average distance between REGENS is 369 miles. However, after I added Archoil 6400D diesel fuel system and DPF cleaner my last 4 REGENS were 644, 625, 630 and 631 miles.
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Pretty good. I drive a lot of short distances and was only averaging 160 miles between regens. I started using Archoil AR6400-D and my distance between regens increased to 200.
 
NMTRUCKER said:
My shortest drive is 40 miles and I would guess that 80% of my mileage is highway. Looks like you got about a 25% boost. I also use the Archoil anti-gel winter additive.
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Have you ever measured running time between regens DPFTIM. I see distance comparisons all the time but never running time. I'm curious as to how short distance would compare to long distance running. My average DPFTIM is 435 min
 
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