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Hello all,

I have a 2013 Mack CXU 613 with US10 emissions.

I have read that there is an Inducement exit/reset but in my PTT I cannot find it nor do I see it in any of the sub-categories in the Test/Calibrate sections.

Driving me bonkers here. Any info is much appreciated.

If a pre OBD 9 pin , it’s under “Test” then go to “Intake and Exhaust”, then I believe “SCR test” scroll down and it’s at the bottom of the page. You have to have the DEF doser loose as it will dose DEf fluid when it does the re-set. 

It is the round 9-pin.

I go to the Test section/Intake/SCR System test in PTT but all I see are dosing tests, activation and such. I don't see anything that says inducement nor anything about exiting the inducement. I removed the doser and did the 2 second and 120 second tests and they passed but nothing about inducement.

Your on the right page , you have to you have to scroll the slider down on the right hand side of the screen to see the bottom of the screen. It might be called something like SCR re-set but it’s with the DEF dosing test. Is this an actual version of Tech Tool or a bootleg copy? 

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So there isn't an inducement reset procedure anymore? 

I have done the dosing tests and regens but with no luck making the code inactive.

New def pump, def filter, cleaned dpf, new doser, new egr, 7th injector cleaned, egr crossover cleaned, turbo sweep passed, vgt passed..

I have the horrible 4094 fmi 1 code active and am trying my ass off to find/fix the issue.

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Exit Inducment is only on the 2013 OBD trucks with the 16 pin OBD connector. On the 2010 emission trucks we do the reset and 2 regens and if the engine sees good NOX readings it will unlock the Derate. You can start a regen then unplug the 9 pin  Doag adapter and back out of the regen screen . Plug the diag  connector back up and go into Test and then Monitor sensor and choose the inlet and outlet box sensors and view the nox readings while the regen continues 

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