Cummins Emission Recall: Pros and Cons

💪The emission recall only affects 2013-2018 trucks, while 2019+ trucks are not included.

🤷The recall is aimed at reducing NOx emissions by implementing software updates and hardware retrofits.

🚨Owners may experience increased usage of diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) and more frequent regeneration cycles.

👍Cummins will extend the warranty for emission system components to address potential issues.

😱Controversy surrounds the settlement, with questions about the fairness of targeting truck owners compared to other industries.

Which trucks are affected by the Cummins emission recall?

—The recall affects 2013-2018 trucks, while 2019+ trucks are exempt.

What changes will be made to the affected trucks?

—Software updates and hardware retrofits will be implemented to reduce NOx emissions.

Will the recall affect the power and fuel economy of the trucks?

—Power levels are expected to remain the same, but owners may experience reduced fuel economy due to more frequent regeneration cycles.

What compensation will Cummins provide for potential issues?

—Cummins will extend the warranty for emission system components to address any issues that may arise.

Why is there controversy surrounding the settlement?

—Some question the fairness of targeting truck owners while other industries are not held to the same standards.

00:00Introduction to the Cummins emission recall and its implications

06:32Explanation of the software defeat devices and their impact on emissions

10:40Discussion on potential issues with the retrofitting projects

13:57Analysis of the long-term effects on power and fuel economy

15:59Overview of the warranty extension provided by Cummins

22:40Exploration of the controversy surrounding the settlement and its implications