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Old Jan 26th, 2008, 08:24   #1
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Howday,

I have a 2007 S40 D5. I have in my head somewhere (maybe sales guy mentioned it to me when buying?) that the DPF doesn't ever require scheduled replacement on this engine (in this car).

Anybody know if I am dreaming this up?

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Old Jan 26th, 2008, 09:15   #2
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The particulate trap does not need changing on the Volvo D5 engine , only the Ford/Citroen 2.0 D engine at 72000 miles ...
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That's a nice bit of saving in the future then !
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indeed , your volvo D5 engineering is of a better standard :-) not so price concious ..
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