SAFETY Read these instructions carefully before operating the system. Safety alerts labeled DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION alert you to special instructions or precautions concerning procedures that would be hazardous if performed incorrectly or carelessly. The safety alerts alone cannot eliminate all hazards. Strict compliance with these special instructions and common sense are major accident prevention measures.
INSTALLATION Check kit to ensure you have all of the parts NOTICE Small Parts Kit x 1 containing: 1 DPF Assembly x 1 (includes system decal) 13 5ml Package of Dielectric Grease x 1 To maintain warranty coverage and 2 DPF Controller x 1 comply with CARB regulations the DPF 14 Oil Change Tag x 1 system must be installed by trained...
Step 5 Installing DPF Capacitor Bracket • Install the new capacitor bracket reusing the 5/16” hardware. • Locate the ground strap wire (figure 8, item 1), it is the one which goes to the engine block. Remove from present bolt, apply dielectric grease to the terminal and move to new location near capacitor as shown in figure 8, item 2.
Step 7 Installing Flex Pipe • Install flex-pipe sliding it through the hole in the frame and then into the DPF inlet (refer to figure 12). • Ensure the tube is fully inserted, it must completely block the slots. • Push clamp up against stops (refer to figure 13, item 1) and tighten to 8–9 ft-lb. •...
Step 8 Installing Pressure Sensor and Tube • Install pressure tube by fishing it in from the top. (Refer to figure 16, item 1 and figure 17, item 2.) • Align tube so it does not rub on APU frame or other parts. •...
Step 9 Installing the DPF Controller Harness • Tie wrap the harness to the Teck cable with 11” of harness measured from the Teck cable P-clamp to the 12 pin connector (refer to figure 20). • Route the harness beside the Teck cable for 4” then route along the 12v APU power cables until you reach the red and black DPF Controller power wires.
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• Add dielectric grease to the black terminal (item 1) and attach to the main ground as shown in figure 24. Sandwich the terminal in the middle of the stack. Tighten to 16–20 ft-lb. • Add dielectric grease to the red terminal and then attach to the starter terminal in between the main battery power and alternator terminals.
Step 10 Installing DPF Controller • Get a box to prop the controller up (figure 31). • Remove the generator power wire from the breaker wire (generator to breaker). - Locate the wire which goes from the generator to the breaker. Disconnect from breaker.
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• Route controller neutral wires behind the capacitor towards the generator neutral. • Add dielectric grease to the DPF controller neutral terminals and attach to generator neutral. • Add dielectric grease to the Teck cable Neutral (white) and Ground (copper) (figure 30, item 1) wires and add to the generator neutral bolt.
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• Remove the fuel filter nuts (figure 32, item 1) and Wire P-clamp nuts (item 2), remove P-clamps from studs • Install the DPF controller on the P-clamp studs and fuel filter bolts • Replace the fuel filter nuts and tighten to 25–30 ft-lb •...
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• Tie wrap the neutral harness, DPF controller harness, and the DPF Controller Power as shown in figure 35. Figure 35. Wire ties. CLEARSKY DPF (PG 1050 & PG1060) INSTALLATION MANUAL...
Step 11 Installing the Header Pipe • Install new header gasket. • Install circumferential clamp on flex-pipe. CAUTION • Install the header pipe. Be careful to not damage the insulation on the pipe. • Tighten exhaust manifold nuts to 13–15 ft-lb. •...
Step 12 Installing the CAN Control Harness • Plug the CAN harness into the main DPF harness, item 1, figure 38. • Tie wrap harness to the existing control and power harnesses • Route CAN harness along the existing control harnesses to the CCU. •...
Step 13 Installing the DCP3 • Remove the existing DCP and discard. This only applies to units that have a D P installed. Units equipped with a D P2 or D P3 DO NOT require a replacement D P. • Connect the DCP3 CAN adapter harness to the DCP3 panel (refer to figure 39, item 1).
Step 14 Completing the Install • Install the DPF cover and tighten fasteners to 7–9 ft-lb (figure 14). • Reconnect APU controller J1 and J2 connectors. • Reinstall APU Enclosures. • Tighten enclosure fasteners to 10–12 ft-lb. • Install tail pipe to DPF outlet and exhaust bracket. Ensure tailpipe is fully inserted into the DPF outlet, the slots must be fully blocked.
Step 15 Controller Software Update • Check software updates for the APU and DCP3 controllers. • If a software update is required, update using the PG1027 programmer kit. Getting the Latest Software • Download the installation wizards listed below, by visiting the Special ™...
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Checking the APU Controller Revision • The APU Controller has a REV label on the top of the device as shown in figure 47, item 1. • The last 3 digits of the APU icon name “APU 04.03B” correspond to the REV label on APU Controller.
Step 16 System Startup • When all cables are connected the DCP3 should show “DPF Detected”. If not, see Troubleshooting section. • Start APU and allow it to run without load for 5 minutes. • Check DPF variables: – Start at home screen (where date and time are displayed), press ESC/RESET if needed –...
Step 17 Place the Truck and APU Decals NOTICE • Location of Truck Decal: The label must be placed on the driver side within one foot of the top and The same regulations that require the front edges of the hood. If this is not practical, place the label as close to DPF also require that these decals this area as practical but it must be easily visible (figure 50).