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Engine manufacturer Cummins will recall over 600,000 Ram 2500 and 3500 pickup trucks from model years 2013-2019. This is part of a $2 billion settlement with the DOJ, EPA, and CARB over allegations Cummins installed illegal emissions control software. The software limited nitrogen oxide pollution during tests but allowed higher emissions during normal driving. The recalled trucks had Cummins diesel engines equipped with the "defeat device" software, used to make vehicle emission control systems function differently during emission testing.
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00:00 It's Benzinga and here's what's on the block.
00:02 Engine manufacturer Cummins will recall over 600,000 RAM 2500 and 3500 pickup trucks from
00:08 model years 2013 to 19. This is part of a $2 billion settlement with the DOJ, EPA, and CARB
00:14 over allegations Cummins installed illegal emissions control software. The software
00:18 limited nitrogen oxide pollution during tests but allowed higher emissions during normal driving.
00:22 The recalled trucks had Cummins diesel engines equipped with a "defeat device" software
00:26 used to make vehicle emission control systems function differently during emission testing.
00:30 Cummins denied wrongdoing but agreed to the largest civil penalty ever under the Clean Air Act.
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