5 Signs Your DPF Has Problems!
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2020
- Diesel DPF Filter Symptoms, Problems & Replacement for your Exhaust Gas Recirculation System
In this video, we're diving into diesel particulate filters (DPF) and their maintenance. You'll learn the top five symptoms of a failing DPF and how to keep your diesel engine running smoothly.
What You Will Learn:
- Understand the role of DPF in your exhaust system.
- Learn how to identify symptoms of a failing DPF.
- Discover tips for maintaining your DPF.
Step-by-Step Guide/Tutorial:
- Overview of DPF and its function.
- Identify the five key symptoms of a failing DPF.
- DPF sensor alert on the dashboard.
- Cracks and black smoke emissions.
- Soot in the tailpipe.
- Turbocharger not spooling properly.
- Upstream component failures leading to DPF issues.
- Preventive maintenance tips for your DPF.
Key Benefits:
- Improve engine performance.
- Enhance the lifespan of your turbocharger.
- Save on costly repairs by maintaining your DPF regularly.
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What about white smoke periodically while under heavy loads/hard pulls ?
I can see soot build up in the end of my stack pipe .
Also when a force regen was performed via computer connected to the ECM a mechanic pointed out that Aftertreatment DPF outlet temp was higher than the intake temp which is an issue .
*NO LOSS OF COOLANT*
So I unclamped mine and put it back on and it did the regeneration thing but my check engine light is still on for “dpf filter” any help?
From the sounds of it, the DPF may need to be replaced. If you have any more questions, you can give us a call at 844-447-1453!
I’ve had a code uo11a for 2000 miles and tailpipe is dirty but all kinds of power. Obviously no regen with code. Why is it not plugged and in limp mode?
Richard, this sounds like it could be the following:
Lost communication with Exhaust Gas Sensor Module
Open in Controller Area Network (CAN) Positive or Negative
Short in CAN bus system
Loss of power or ground to Exhaust Gas Sensor Module
A Faulty Module
If you have any more questions, you can give us a call at 844-447-1453! Our experts will be able to help you walk through it and get you a more personalized answer based on your specific symptoms!
Can a bad or cracked DPF cause white smoke during a hard pull/pulling up a hill?
2010 Peterbilt 387 ISX Cummins
No check engine lights, no codes. EGR valve replaced a week ago. Less smoke and not as often as before, but still smokey on hard pulls.
Notice any loss of coolant? If so, check your head gasket or your EGR Cooler.
@@Highwayandheavyparts coolant seems to be okay. Haven’t had to refill the coolant tank at all since EGR valve has been replaced two weeks. When they originally took the valve off it was packed with dry soot.
Would a blocked filter stop vehicle from starting?
It may be possible the DPF is clogged. You may want to take your vehicle into your nearest repair shop for testing.
No it starts and then shuts off
yes
Full removal and cleaning every 6 months!
Spearfish 25, thanks for watching!