DPF regeneration issue

[DavidDG88]

Hi,

My 2015 Ford Transit T350 2.2 keeps getting DPF related issues. It has had a range of new sensors and a full DPF cleaning.

The DPF soot load on the inferred closed loop is 118% and 34% on the open loop.

I tried a static regen but it aborts the service procedure at about 50% due to an unknown interruption. I managed to get the closed loop soot load down to 64% but it still aborts the static regen about 50% into it.

The only thing I have noticed that seems weird is two EGR temperature sensors are reading - 40°C.

Any advice? Any help is very much appreciated. I'm a little bit concerned something is wrong with the ECU.

[knobby1]

Hi,

My 2015 Ford Transit T350 2.2 keeps getting DPF related issues. It has had a range of new sensors and a full DPF cleaning.

The DPF soot load on the inferred closed loop is 118% and 34% on the open loop.

I tried a static regen but it aborts the service procedure at about 50% due to an unknown interruption. I managed to get the closed loop soot load down to 64% but it still aborts the static regen about 50% into it.

The only thing I have noticed that seems weird is two EGR temperature sensors are reading - 40°C.

Any advice? Any help is very much appreciated. I'm a little bit concerned something is wrong with the ECU.

They can be repaired, usually at great expense though. Most people just gut the DPF and get it mapped out...they're more trouble than they're worth and cause more pollution than non DPF vehicles when they do a regen....but this can cause issues with an anal MOT or DVSA inspector.

Lord Knobrot

[dumper]

have a look at O’Reilly motors on YouTube he seems to sort out a lot of dpf problems

[metalworker0]

have a look at O’Reilly motors on YouTube he seems to sort out a lot of dpf problems

Yes, he seams to be knowledgeable chap ..knows everything about dpfs ..he succeeds after many garages fail ..well worth a look

He is the answer to all DPF problems , look at his channel and you'll never need to ask questions here

all the best.mark