EPA Could Eliminate Limp Mode for Diesel Trucks Low on DEF
EPA seeks detailed failure and repair data from top 14 diesel engine makers covering 2016, 2019, and 2023 models to evaluate emissions system issues and consider regulatory changes.
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EPA takes additional measures to address DEF issues for farmers and truckers
WASHINGTON — U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin is taking another step to address widespread concerns from farmers, truckers, motor coach operators and other diesel equipment operators regarding Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) system failures. “As I traveled to all 50 states during my first year as EPA Administrator, I heard from truck drivers, farmers and many others rightly complaining about DEF and pleading for a f…
EPA promises truckers more relief for Diesel Exhaust Fluid system-related sudden speed losses and shutdowns
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) promised to take more action on behalf of truckers and farmers regarding Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) system failures. EPA Demands DEF Data From Diesel Engine Makers On February 3, 2026, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced that the agency is “demanding information from major diesel engine manufacturers on critical data from DEF system failures” as part of upcoming rulemaking to provide more relief …
EPA Announces New Measures to Eliminate Low DEF Limp Mode for Diesel Trucks, Advance DEF Right-to-Repair
Under updated EPA guidance this week, diesel trucks may no longer experience any derating as a result of running out of DEF. Here's the latest info. The post EPA Announces New Measures to Eliminate Low DEF Limp Mode for Diesel Trucks, Advance DEF Right-to-Repair appeared first on The Fast Lane Truck.
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