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

Symes · Mar 31st, 2019, 07:33

did you look at the live data/graphing? the two 'new' ones just flat lined max or min despite the revs going up/down with throttle blips.

my original works properly, just had to repair one of the input tubes where it broke during a hamfisted attempt to reconnect the rubber pipe...

in vida there is an 'adaptation' for the sensor which you could try, but look at the live data values first to see if they look sensible.

the dpf isnt too hard, to remove and clean, and halfords do it at their service centres as well iirc.

Mar 31st, 2019, 07:33	#5
Symes Master Member Last Online: Apr 10th, 2024 03:33 Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Andover, Hants	did you look at the live data/graphing? the two 'new' ones just flat lined max or min despite the revs going up/down with throttle blips. my original works properly, just had to repair one of the input tubes where it broke during a hamfisted attempt to reconnect the rubber pipe... in vida there is an 'adaptation' for the sensor which you could try, but look at the live data values first to see if they look sensible. the dpf isnt too hard, to remove and clean, and halfords do it at their service centres as well iirc. __________________ 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)