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Message: [QUOTE="Maryland dieselnick, post: 1272745, member: 22661"] You are correct. They have tried putting it off on short trips, shutting off during regen ect. It has happened to owners where non of those were the case. It's a quality control issue with the guides with some being to tight. Some have left marks some had very little evidence of impact. This is due to it being stiction and not a dead seizure. It takes in most cases very little effort from the piston to knock it free from its static state in a straight up push, where it has stored energy from the spring trying to pull it closed. [/QUOTE]

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