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When we returned from Druridge Bay we got all the way home before the van lost power and the dreaded engine management light came on.
I really struggled to get the van parked as it had no power and would not rev.
I ordered a set of diagnostic cables and downloaded MultiEUScan (£46 to licence it) and read the fault codes. It turns out to be a DPF problem. But the van has not been cleaning the filter and the regeneration system won't work, it keeps failing.
After hours of messing around, I have found it is a fault with the Differential Pressure Sensor or the pipes the feed it. I can read the sensor and it shows 986 mbar and this reading does change slightly. As 986 mbar is close to atmospheric pressure it makes me think the pipe from the DPF has either come off or has split, but with a split, I would expect a larger pressure change.
But do you think I can find the sensor to check it?
I have been under the van and the pipes disappear into the engine bay, but I cannot trace them any further.
I have had enough for today...
I really struggled to get the van parked as it had no power and would not rev.
I ordered a set of diagnostic cables and downloaded MultiEUScan (£46 to licence it) and read the fault codes. It turns out to be a DPF problem. But the van has not been cleaning the filter and the regeneration system won't work, it keeps failing.
After hours of messing around, I have found it is a fault with the Differential Pressure Sensor or the pipes the feed it. I can read the sensor and it shows 986 mbar and this reading does change slightly. As 986 mbar is close to atmospheric pressure it makes me think the pipe from the DPF has either come off or has split, but with a split, I would expect a larger pressure change.
But do you think I can find the sensor to check it?
I have been under the van and the pipes disappear into the engine bay, but I cannot trace them any further.
I have had enough for today...