transit dpf ,to delete or not?????
can any of you guys in the know tell me if its a success or not to either delete the dpf and remap my euro 5 transit or have it cleaned and the atomiser/vapouriser replaced ?
i have been having engine malfunction light coming on every day or two fro the last month, but today the van actually cut out and was hard to restart.
i think i will have to have it lifted on monday by the AA and brought to a garage to do one or the other
REPLACE OR DELETE????
thanks in advance guys
i have been having engine malfunction light coming on every day or two fro the last month, but today the van actually cut out and was hard to restart.
i think i will have to have it lifted on monday by the AA and brought to a garage to do one or the other
REPLACE OR DELETE????
thanks in advance guys
Last edited by james kiely; Oct 20, 2018 at 08:23 PM.
I'd get the atomiser replaced if it's at fault then get the garage to do a forced re-gen. Hope that the DPF is not fully blocked so it's able to be re-genned!
Last edited by GVK.; Oct 20, 2018 at 11:58 PM.
i dont think they have cottoned onto that in ireland yet mate lol,but i will check it
i had the van plugged in a month ago and the dpf was 94% blocked ,but i drive my van like miss daisy and wasnt aware of the regen procedures so it very rarely got over 2000rpm .i was just wondering is a dpf delete and remap make for a better van
cheers mate i willl have a look at that also .but as above im aware now the dpf is pretty blocked
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