I do have a delphi tester but now i am using bimmer tool app and there at the dpf back pressure sensor calibration it ask me to add min value and max value for calibration, the min is 0 and max is 50 pha , the question is do i really need to calibrate the new sensor that i have changed ?? The DPF is regenerating as it should be , i have tested after the sensor replacement , at 3800 RPM has 72 pha
Hi @smamas this is quite a specific question, it would be best to reach out to our technical support team when you are carrying out this calibration live on a vehicle. Let us know which country you are in, and we can direct you to the correct technical team.
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I do have a delphi tester but now i am using bimmer tool app and there at the dpf back pressure sensor calibration it ask me to add min value and max value for calibration, the min is 0 and max is 50 pha , the question is do i really need to calibrate the new sensor that i have changed ??
The DPF is regenerating as it should be , i have tested after the sensor replacement , at 3800 RPM has 72 pha
Hi @smamas this is quite a specific question, it would be best to reach out to our technical support team when you are carrying out this calibration live on a vehicle. Let us know which country you are in, and we can direct you to the correct technical team.
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