What is this gauge?
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Rlaf75
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DEF level gauge maybe?
chaosh1
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no, the def is a analog gage to the left just outside the picture.
Easiest way is to go into the screen setup and it will tell you clearly what it is as you cycle through the available gages.
Edit, Its possible its Def, but i don't remember seeing that as an available choice on mine.
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Fuel filter life.
chaosh1
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nlambert182
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That particular one is your fuel filter life percentage.
It can be changed in the EVIC to boost, voltage, trans temp, etc..
It can be changed in the EVIC to boost, voltage, trans temp, etc..
Jtd0114
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It’s the Fuel filter percentage
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Runaround
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Thanks. I remember seeing it as a fuel filter gauge when I first got the truck a week and a half ago. I haven’t had the chance to scroll through things since. I knew it wasn’t the DEF gauge because it is a separate gauge and was showing full when I got the truck.
Tominator223
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Dual tanks. Maybe?
VOwens
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I have mine set to show engine oil temp and transmission fluid temp. Seemed a logical thing to know when towing my RV.
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Fuel Filter Life.
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