Dpf cleaner

beanmasteruk · Sep 15th, 2021, 18:12

I’ve read here people cleaning their dpf themselves, squirting something into the dpf and leaving it a while. What’s the best stuff to use? I’ve freed off the pressure sensor so take it I can put some cleaning agent in there?

Tannaton · Sep 16th, 2021, 00:01

You read all sorts on the internet but the only way to clean a DPF is remove it and then use a proprietary cleaner, boiler de-scaler, etc.

And then fix the issue why it blocked up before you refit it....

SwissXC90 · Sep 16th, 2021, 08:02

Indeed, they never block up with a normal healthy engine.

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beanmasteruk New Member Last Online: Sep 17th, 2021 16:34 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Guildford	Dpf cleaner I’ve read here people cleaning their dpf themselves, squirting something into the dpf and leaving it a while. What’s the best stuff to use? I’ve freed off the pressure sensor so take it I can put some cleaning agent in there?

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