Volvo Owners Club Forum - View Single Post - DPF pressure sensor-does a replacement need to be calibrated

Symes · Mar 26th, 2019, 17:31

There is a process that invoked by Vida which seems to recalibrate. Just as a warning, I tried a low cost eBay 'new' one, the first gave a 'zero' reading regardless, the replacement they sent gave a 'max' regardless... To be fair I did get a full refund and a pair of shiney black pressure sensor cases, so was worth the punt for me!

You also need to check that the dpf is not blocked, vida can force a Regen if a highish speed run for 20-30 minutes won't be available to you.

Mar 26th, 2019, 17:31	#3
Symes Master Member Last Online: Apr 10th, 2024 03:33 Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Andover, Hants	There is a process that invoked by Vida which seems to recalibrate. Just as a warning, I tried a low cost eBay 'new' one, the first gave a 'zero' reading regardless, the replacement they sent gave a 'max' regardless... To be fair I did get a full refund and a pair of shiney black pressure sensor cases, so was worth the punt for me! You also need to check that the dpf is not blocked, vida can force a Regen if a highish speed run for 20-30 minutes won't be available to you. __________________ Previously held: 264GLE;S60 SE 2.0T;XC70 SE LUX D5 (163);V70 SE (170);V70 SE D5 (163) Currently held: XC90 SE LUX (MY12 200), XC70 SE D5 (MY06 185); V70 SE D5 (MY07 185)