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    Default DPF filling with soot too quickly – 13-10-2019,01:04 AM
    Hi every one, I have got Passat 2015 2.0 tdi with 133k miles. Recently bought it and since I have noticed that dpf regens at least twice in a day. It’s happening roughly every 50-60 miles. It will fill up to 40% to 50% but then it jumps straight to 100% and starts regen. Regen process completes as normal and soot reading goes down to 5%. Any ideas why dpf filling up so quickly? Today I did 200 miles and DPF regened 4 times. Any help would be much appreciated in advance.
     
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    Default Re: DPF filling with soot too quickly – 13-10-2019,01:07 AM
    No warning lights showing on the dashboard, car doesn't go in to limp mode. Fuel consumption is still very good. Could it be pressure sensor sending wrong information to ecu?
     
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    Default Re: DPF filling with soot too quickly – 13-10-2019,08:19 AM
    Common issue on most makes of car .
     
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    Default Re: DPF filling with soot too quickly – 13-10-2019,09:16 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Gazwould View Post
    Common issue on most makes of car .
    Common issue? You mean failing pressure sensor? Shouldn’t that give me some sort of warning code on the dashboard mate.
     
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