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Living in the country, I'm more worried about blow-by contamination of the EGR valve than DPF contamination........I'm not aware of any additive that will ameliorate that.
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Yeah, only if I can get someone with experience, to do it ....plus it's still only half way though warranty period.Originally posted by Idle View Post
Maybe in 18 months it won't be such an 'exotic' mod......there are no fitters apparently.Comment
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Just been looking at the Penrite web site - Technical Bulletin section (NEW) products
Enviro+ DPF Cleaner is now available claiming benefits for injectors, EGR and (obviously) DPF.
No mention of HPFP 'lubricity' improvement though.
in fact they don't seem to list anything for that particular component.Comment
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Wurth DPF cleaner is in a current promotion, but price not listed.Originally posted by ope126 View Post
How do these products manage to clean out ash????2015 Polo Comfortline 6M + Driving Comfort Package
2011/11 Yeti 103 TDI 6M + Columbus media centre/satnav
(2008 MY09 Polo 9N3 TDI retired hurt hail damage)Comment
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You would have to assume that they don't and only work on the carbon, otherwise the DPF would never need replacing because it's blocked with ash.Originally posted by bluey View Post
The ash might be reduced by a cleaner combustion process that shows 50% lower emissions in annual exhaust testing?Comment
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