Posted by scott011@comcast.net on March 21, 2020 at 11:29:59 from (73.102.144.91):
In Reply to: DEF posted by Ellis Kinney on March 21, 2020 at 08:03:51:
If You like not filling the fuel tank every few minutes... Avoid the DEF Engines!
I bought a 2017 Nissan Titan XD (5.0 Cummings Diesel). When the regeneration cycle begins, or DEF fluid begins pumping. The fuel mileage indicator drops like a rock! I will be getting 22, maybe 24 MPG, & all of the sudden I am getting 8 - 9 MPG, & sometimes will last for 45 minutes that way! I rarely get over 16 MPG on a 24 gallon tank of diesel. the DEF kicks in at least once every tank of fuel. I have a Chev 2005 Duramax Dsl that gets up to 26/27 MPG on a full tank of 34 Gal. I bought the cummings to replace the Chevrolet because none of the electronics are worth having; But I am spending A LOT MORE MONEY ON FUEL, & NOW DEF FLUID! If I sell anything it will be the Nissan hands down.
& by the way Nissan quit making the cummings in December last year... I wonder why!!! It might also be that the engine wont start at temperatures as high as 11 degrees above zero; when my Chev hasn't had a day it wouldn't start in 15 years!!!
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