DPF and smoke issues
Hi all, not been a volvo owner long but already have an issue. Seems to be a common problem on the same model in varying forms, but when browsing there isn't the same issue I can see.
The car is a '57 V70 2.4 D5, 160k. I'm getting the soot filter full message. It has been in to a garage to have a regen and within 100 or so miles it has come back on. However I believe this is a side effect of a bigger issue, as after about 1 minute of over run and in town (during hot idle I think) im getting a lot of blue smoke from the exhaust, not when idling but when pulling off. Doesn't have to be hard acceleration either, just normal pull off creates a big plume. This doesn't happen when cold only very hot and i think this is what could be blocking the dpf. Has anyone got any ideas on this? Car otherwise runs great, pulls well doesn't have appeared to have lost any oil (only done around 1000 miles so far though) and is getting decent mpgs. Any thoughts/experiences would be greatly appreciated! |
Remove the silencer from the car and drill out the DPF as much as you can using a very long drill bit, then get the ECU remapped to delete it. Then go from there.
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Very helpful!!! Iain |
Bypassing the DPF like that will mean you'll fail the MoT, which was revised in May specifically to catch vehicles being used illegally.
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Unfortunately the dpf has to stay to both keep the car legal and pass future mot's. I do hope theres a way to resolve this without removing it! |
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Seeing as you are getting the soot message , the filter is clogged & requires a regen . You have had one done , BUT did you drive like you stole it afterwards on a motorway ? . A regen requires heat & gasflow to burn off & blow away soot . Most common cause of soot is slow stop/start town driving of only a few miles & the blue smoke is oily exhaust deposits getting hot & smoking . A monthly blast in a lower gear to make engine really rev works wonders for the issues & at least 20 minutes fast driving to generate sufficient heat |
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What puzzles me is the smoke. If it was (and I hope it is) soot and oily deposits why would it only burn out in town, and after the overrun? There is nothing at all during hard acceleration after the town trip, but having said that there is also no smoke during cold town driving. I can't help feeling the smoke is what's causing the dpf to block up from another issue but I hope im wrong. |
Regarding the Bluesmoke is the car Losing oil , Do you have to top it up ?.
It sounds like a turbo issue or valve stem seals to me. |
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