This effect is also expected to lengthen the time between DPF regenerations and reduce the fuel consumption penalty that is associated with soot loading and regeneration. This study investigated the effect of FAME content, up to 50% v/v (B50), in diesel fuel on the DPF regeneration frequency by repeatedly running a Euro 5 multi-cylinder bench
Abrannan19 said: probably every 125-150 miles I am getting a regen, that is just a ballpark, I can watch it drop mileage about 1.5-2mpg. My08F250FX4 said: Well, took my new 2011 out last night and just finished a 350 mile round trip and the truck regen'd 3 times, each regen took place at 100 to 120 mile intervals.
The pressure sensor may be restricted or giving a false value. The sensor for the DPF is the one on the bracket over by the coolant bottle. The one for the EGR is the one back atop the valve cover.I own a Mazda CX-5, 2.2D, 150HP, where it seems that the regeneration frequency is too high. I read the pids values and obtained the following results: RPM: 2000 (engine rotation/minute) DP_DPF 4.7kPa PM_ACC: 5.96 g/l PM_GEN: 0.72 g/l EXHP_DIF_AVE: 5kPa REG_DIS: 25 km What is the value when reached triggers the DPF regeneration?
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