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RAM 6.7 2010-2012

Cummins Diesel engine

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Brand: Dodge

Model group: RAM 6.7 2010-2012

Years: 2010 – 2012

Profile: legacy-0927-dodge-9b4cbf4531

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36 real-time signal entries listed; 0 pending runtime-parity entries.

Categories: engine, fuel-emissions, thermal, transmission

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Catalog revision: legacy-owner-2026-10-09-v81

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Enhanced PID meanings for this profile

35 enhanced signal meaning pages are linked from this production profile. Open a page to inspect its distinct definition variants.

Exhaust Gas Temperature 2 °F

Charge Temperature °F

Charge Air Cooler Outlet Temperature °F

Exhaust Gas Temperature 1 °F

Charge Pressure psi

A/C High Side Pressure psi

EGR Flow kg/min

Transmission Torque Converter Temperature var.2 °F

DPF Regen Active No scalar unit

EGR Valve Commanded Postiion %

Crankcase Pressure psi

VGT Compressor Inlet Air Temperature °F

Estimated NO Accumulation Via Fuel Consumption lbs

Fuel Pressure Sensor [1000's psi] psi

Radiator Fan Speed rpm

Regen Enable (On/Off) – Alternative No scalar unit

EGR Orifice Temperature °F

Line Pressure psi

Output Shaft Speed rpm

Transmission Sump Temperature var.1 °F

Soot Load Based on Delta Pressure g

Esitmated Soot Removal Time sec

Exhaust Gas Temperature 4 °F

EGR Airflow Control Valve Position %

VGT Compressor Oulet Air Temperature °F

Time Since Regen Started sec

Turbo Speed rpm

Transmission Torque Converter Temperature var.1 °F

Fuel Level %

Boost Pressure Estimate psi

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