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RE: DPF Issues... - Toms306 - 20-11-2014 Lol, possibly! Oddly it goes all the way back to 2003 though...before the Mk2 was even built... ![]() RE: DPF Issues... - Toms306 - 20-11-2014 Just to add to todays fails, after fitting cruise wheel and activating it in the GEM and HEC modules....it turns out the 1.6 TDCi PCM isn't supported by ELMConfig as they don't sell the 1.6 in Russia...so I can't activate it in there now. ![]() I really need to leave things alone! ![]() RE: DPF Issues... - Niall - 20-11-2014 Meaning what to non ford geeks? You can't activate the cruise control without the proper dealer software and lead? RE: DPF Issues... - Toms306 - 20-11-2014 Yeah...can activate it in the GEM (magic fusebox lol) and the HEC (instrument cluster) but not the PCM (engine ECU) with my software it seems. Though I'm looking for a later version of the software I have... ![]() RE: DPF Issues... - Toms306 - 20-11-2014 So...thanks to Connor I now have a working radio! ![]() ![]() Also managed to find the newer version of ELM Config and got access to the PCM...but still no cruise atm. ![]() Not sure if you're interested but ELMConfig really is an epic piece of FREE software! These are the screens where I've enabled cruise...if anyone spots that I've left a glaring obvious 'cruise control' box empty, feel free to let me know lol! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The updated version also has an additive gauge....apparently the additive is full though. ![]() ![]() RE: DPF Issues... - Toms306 - 21-11-2014 I now have working cruise control!! ![]() RE: DPF Issues... - vincent1 - 21-11-2014 Was it a easy fix? RE: DPF Issues... - Toms306 - 21-11-2014 Yep. Basically there is an order to activate it. Should've been HEC and GEM before the PCM. I did it in that order but after doing the PCM I realised I hadn't saved the updated file to the GEM, just saved it to the PC as backup. Being lazy I just went in and saved it to the GEM, thinking the order wouldn't make a difference. Clearly I was wrong lol, just went back into it today, removed cruise from the PCM, checked it was still active in the GEM and HEC then re-wrote the cruise file to the PCM. Works fine now. ![]() RE: DPF Issues... - vincent1 - 21-11-2014 Thats good then just the dpf to sort out next do it look a easy job to change? RE: DPF Issues... - Toms306 - 21-11-2014 Nothings easy lol, I'm sure something unexpected will go wrong! It looks fairly straightforward though. Just need time and a dry day to sort it. RE: DPF Issues... - Toms306 - 22-11-2014 ![]() ![]() ![]() RE: DPF Issues... - Piggy - 22-11-2014 Even without the kink that looks like quite a restriction! Get that dpf gone and that 90bend done proper must open one of these up so much! RE: DPF Issues... - Toms306 - 22-11-2014 Its not a racecar lol... I'd be interested to know if there is a noticeable difference though, but I'd guess not tbh. Don't forget the intake and turbo are tiny anyway lol! I'd say thats much less of a restriction than the 306 HDi TIP tbh...always amazed how anything flows through there but they push 135bhp on std pipes... RE: DPF Issues... - Toms306 - 23-03-2015 UPDATE 23/3/15 I f*cking hate DPFs. ![]() So basically, it's been feeling a bit lethargic again, thought I was just getting used to the power but it seems not, the regen duration fault has come up 3 times in the last month now. So did some live testing today, 1st run from cold, 10 miles of B road, 10 miles of dually, 3 miles of town. Second run warm engine 3 miles of town and 15 miles of dually. Coolant temp, glow plug operation, EGR control and VNT vanes all working well on both tests. 1st run: DPF pressure Max - 12kPa Rough average - 3kPa DPF temp Max - 338c Temp during const' 70mph - 280c 2nd run DPF pressure Max - 9kPa Rough average - 3kPa DPF temp Max - 324c Temp during const' 70mph - 290c So it turns out 70 in 5th isn't getting the DPF anywhere near hot enough to regen passively which seems daft. But more worrying is the pressure in the DPF...bear in mind its only 3 months old and covered around 3k miles. I did wonder if maybe the DPF wasn't the original issue, but after changing it the fault didn't occur for nearly 3 months... So I'm looking for a genuine knackered DPF to gut now. But have I over-looked anything simple before I go to the cost and effort of removing it? Pipes are intact and pressure sensor appears to work ok. RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - bashbarnard - 23-03-2015 Bang it through get a map ![]() RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Toms306 - 23-03-2015 Can't just bang it through due to the shape of them, needs a precision cut along the weld, DPF removed (without breaking the cat) then a perfect weld along the original join again. Wish I'd got a 2.0 lol, its just a straight pipe on them! I'm also not having my £200 DPF butchered lol, but if you get any blocked ones at work I'd be interested. ![]() RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Jimbo - 23-03-2015 Does the differential pressure change on live data if you connect the two pipes together? RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Toms306 - 23-03-2015 Haven't tried that, guess it should just be 0kPa like that? RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Jimbo - 23-03-2015 Yeah it should be mate, pressure will mostly likely be up fairly high if sensor is knackered and them pipes are joined up RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Toms306 - 23-03-2015 Will give it a go then. ![]() RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - bashbarnard - 23-03-2015 Then when that doesn't work. Bring it to me and I will gut it. Given it wont be perfectly precise welds but close enough RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Toms306 - 23-03-2015 Theres no way this ones getting cut lol... You must get loads of blocked ones through work? ![]() RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - bashbarnard - 23-03-2015 They are all exchange. To be fair I could ask my supplier. He might make one disappear if you.really want. What about your original RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Toms306 - 23-03-2015 Ah I didn't realise that. Scrapped the original as needed money at xmas...regretting that now lol. I'll wait for a knackered genuine one though, better made that the one I've got now! RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Anton - 23-03-2015 Drive the f*cking thing and then you won't have any issues... I averaged 52.3mpg on the last tank over 570 miles. Oh in 2.0 5 pot with over 200 horse. If you really bought this a cheap car to run then you chose the wrong car. Re: RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Seb_Ryan - 23-03-2015 (23-03-2015, 07:47 PM)Anton Wrote: Drive the f*cking thing and then you won't have any issues... I averaged 52.3mpg on the last tank over 570 miles. Oh in 2.0 5 pot with over 200 horse. Pretty much the same as my 156.. Although its a 2.4 RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Toms306 - 23-03-2015 Driving it isn't working... 70 in 5th isn't getting the DPF hot enough, I assumed it would be but was obviously wrong. RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Niall - 23-03-2015 (23-03-2015, 08:06 PM)Toms306 Wrote: Driving it isn't working... 70 in 5th isn't getting the DPF hot enough, I assumed it would be but was obviously wrong. 70th in 4th to try next then RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Toms306 - 23-03-2015 Or 90 in 5th? 'Yes officer, I'm just regenerating the DPF'... RE: DPF Issues... (Update page 4, March) - Niall - 23-03-2015 (23-03-2015, 08:22 PM)Toms306 Wrote: Or 90 in 5th? 'Yes officer, I'm just regenerating the DPF'... 90? Why stop there? Oh yeah, because it probably won't do over that! lol |