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Has anyone replaced their DPF on a Transporter and have any tips? Guessing its mostly accessed from underneath? Don't have a hoist unfortunately and access from the top of the engine bay doesn't look great.
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I did some research on deleting the DPF as there seemed to be few problems with owners of the new model acouple of years back . From reports in the UK where it is popular there are a couple of things to note . One you will need to have the computer reset as the DPF removal will trigger a sensor missing , secondly the upside from the UK better performance with better economy and obviously no regen or clogging up of the DPF . Read this report from Darkside in the UK has all the options available .https://www.darksidedevelopments.co....ilter-dpf-fap/ -
It'll come out the bottom, but you'll need to disconnect a few sensors and unhook it from the turbo from up top.'07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
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Yeah not looking at deleting it, just how to remove it so i can fit a new one.Comment
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