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Turn the key forward to let the glow plug light cycle below 50 degrees, cycling twice if very cold, or hold the key back 10 to 20 seconds, then start without any starting fluid or ether.
The lower light means soot is building in the DPF around 20 percent and it will burn off; the upper light near 80 to 90 percent means do a park regen soon or risk a check engine light.
Put the brake on, shift to neutral, make sure it's warmed up, set throttle to zero, then press and hold the regen button for five seconds until RPMs bump up.
Suck the piston in to loosen the pin, pull the clip and remove the pin on each side, curl back to lift the shoulder, then disconnect the color coded quick couplers on firm ground.
