ljubobj 103 Posted April 10, 2015 Mario koji auto je u pitanju i koliko km imaš?nikakve zice ne diraj, ili novi dpf ili izvadit van i dat na ecu ugasit rad s dpf filterom.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mario1309 0 Posted April 10, 2015 I mene je to jebalo kak s tim dpf om kak s njim kud al otides kod majstora koji zna provjeri ti zasicenost i onda ce ti rec sto napravit Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AUTOFREAK 218 Posted April 10, 2015 Sto se manje puta napuni do granice to ce trajniji biti... Auti vozeni po otvorenim cestama u pravilu duze im traju dpf-ovi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Y0le 0 Posted April 12, 2015 Meni se auto dosta trese kada radi DPF regeneraciju, jel to ima veze s diznama? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
phmilanbozic 0 Posted April 20, 2015 I meni trese, pisu ljudi na netu da je to normalno i na zapadu gde je gorivo kvaliretnije od naseg pa kontam da gorivo n7je problem. A i zaprljale su mi se jednom dizne, radio je motor kao traktor, nije hteo da prima gas kada ga stisnem do kraja, gusio se podosta. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AUTOFREAK 218 Posted April 20, 2015 Mora se rad malo promjenit.... ipak regeneracija treba visoke temperature i s tim postizanjem motor ima svoj program rada pa je ona malo i bucniji od normale... a i pale se ventilatori na hadnjaku..... Radih prisilno ciscenje dpf-a na 6ici 2.0tdi.... Nema tu filozofije.. vidi se zasicenost a i kad je zadnji put radjena regeneracija itd itd... To s mrdanjem tamo nekih zica to su lovacke price... nije to golf 1 pa kad mu crkne el dizna na akrburatoru onda ju samo precvikas zavijes i teraj... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mirage 0 Posted April 20, 2015 Meni se auto dosta trese kada radi DPF regeneraciju, jel to ima veze s diznama? Meni je tresao kod regeneracije prije promjene dizni tako da bi moglo bit... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mexx 1 Posted April 21, 2015 koliko sam primjetio svaki promjeni zvuk motora ukolko je regeneracija naknadnim ubrizgavanjem goriva,sto je kod vag grupe . dizna ubrizgava vise samim time je glasniji rad i tresnja motora Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xman 29 Posted July 27, 2016 Da li ovaj garež može imat vezu s dpf-om? Koliko je opasno (ili ne) za motor i/ili dpf ako mi skoro na svakom paljenju auta drzi okretaje na 1000 jer pretpostavljam pokusava regeneraciju? Preko tjedna su vecinom kratke relacije, sa vise pokretanja tijekom dana. Ne vozim ga lagano ali jasno nije ni u blokadi non stop. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mouse-RI 3 Posted July 27, 2016 Regwneracija se ne obavlja u leru i na hladan motor.. Imaju tocni uvjeti koji trebaju bit postignuti za obavit regeneraciju, radna temperatura motora, odredjena kolicina goriva u rezervaru, odredjena temperatura dpf filtera, okretaji preko 2500 odredjeni period... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xman 29 Posted July 27, 2016 Ne razumijem ovo "ne obavlja se u leru"? Pa nije da regeneracija stane svaki put kad je auto u leru, tijekom voznje.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mouse-RI 3 Posted July 27, 2016 Regeneracija se prekine kada motor ode ispod odredjenih okretaja... Barem na Bmw i Fordu a vjerujem da je tako na svima Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xman 29 Posted July 27, 2016 Ma nema sanse. Mislim da ti ne moram objasnjavati koliko puta je auto u leru u nekakvoj gradskoj guzvi a auto krene drkat s regeneracijom. Po tome bi auto 100x na relaciji od par km gradske voznje palio i gasio regeneraciju sto nema sanse. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Prako 2 Posted July 27, 2016 Xman Ima više toga šta bi moglo biti. evo nekih iz mog iskustva... Ako si radio nedavno veliki servis (zupčenje) i nije dobro stavlena faza, a možda ti je i otišao senzor diferencijalnog tlaka, a možda imaš i neku grešku pohranjenu u ecu motora, naime regeneracija se neće obavljati ako ima koja graška u motoru vezana za sustave punjenja,ubrizgavanja goriva, recirkulacije pinova.... Ali nebih trebao imati čađi na auspuhu, to treba biti čisto. Ne znam koliko km imaš na satu?! A regeneracija se najbrže obavi pri konstantnoj vožnji u 5 st prenosa na obrtajima motora od 2000 do 2500, tad se postiže najveće temperatura ispušnih plinova u regenerativnom režimu rada motora, sve ispod i sve preko tih obrtaja usporava regeneraciju.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rade007 0 Posted July 27, 2016 (edited) Netocne informacije! Okretaji su uvjetovani na 1600,ako regeneracija prethodno nije zavrsena,onda nemora biti radna temp motora(pretpostavka jer moj ju pocme radit nakon min do dve voznje na hladno)okretaji su na 1050 na leru i rade ventilatori.Regeneraciju mi radi u prosjeku svakih 400-600km Ne prekida regeneraciju u leru,masu puta sam ga ostavljao da u leru dovrsi sto ima te onda zgasio auto Po kojoj logici bi auspuh trebao biti cist,nemoze cađa ishlapit,mora izac na auspuh? Ima jos dva uvjeta kada podize okretaje na leru,kad se grijanje okrene na najjace(isprobajte) i kad se nakon paljenja odma nafrlji klima.U tim uvjetima su okretaji 950 i ne rade ventilatori Edited July 27, 2016 by rade007 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xman 29 Posted July 27, 2016 Xman Ima više toga šta bi moglo biti. evo nekih iz mog iskustva... Ako si radio nedavno veliki servis (zupčenje) i nije dobro stavlena faza, a možda ti je i otišao senzor diferencijalnog tlaka, a možda imaš i neku grešku pohranjenu u ecu motora, naime regeneracija se neće obavljati ako ima koja graška u motoru vezana za sustave punjenja,ubrizgavanja goriva, recirkulacije pinova.... Ali nebih trebao imati čađi na auspuhu, to treba biti čisto. Ne znam koliko km imaš na satu?! A regeneracija se najbrže obavi pri konstantnoj vožnji u 5 st prenosa na obrtajima motora od 2000 do 2500, tad se postiže najveće temperatura ispušnih plinova u regenerativnom režimu rada motora, sve ispod i sve preko tih obrtaja usporava regeneraciju.... Nisam radio takav servis (prije 3-4 tis je bio regularni, mali servis). Auto je jucer spojen na vcds i ne baca nikakve greške. Bio sam na remapiranju kao sto sam napisao i od tada se to događa. Tako da mi zapravo nije toliko pitanje zasto (jer je ocigledno povezano) nego da li to ima negativnog utjecaja na motor i dpf. Jer ako ima, onda moram to sto prije rijesiti. @Rade - tako je, i moj identicno radi. Izadjem iz garaze, auto je hladan, nakon par sto m digne okretaje i drka. Obzirom da do posla imam samo 6-7 km, ugasim ga a on i dalje vrti ventilator. I tako par sljedecih paljenja, osim ako ne odem na zaobilaznicu i stisnem ga kao da sam ga ukrao, onda se valjda pocisti. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mouse-RI 3 Posted July 27, 2016 Evo, kao sta sam i rekao, nece se pokrenut u gradu i pod tocnim uvjetima, a ispod 60 km/h se odmah prekida.... VAG DISESEL PARTICULATE FILTERS Courtesy of David Bodily Volkswagen Technical Support Specialist Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) Detailed below is important information outlining the function and features of the Diesel Particulate filter which all members of your team need to be aware of. Diesel particulate filters are becoming more commonplace on diesel engines, particularly sizes 2.0L upwards. This is in order to reduce the exhaust emissions as required by European legislation. The prime reason for a DPF is to reduce particulate matter entering the atmosphere. Particulate matter is found in the form of soot, which is produced during diesel combustion. The DPF traps most of the soot which would normally travel down the exhaust and into the atmosphere. The DPF can hold a certain amount of soot, but not a huge quantity and therefore it needs to go through a process called ‘regeneration’ in order to clear the soot loading. When the soot goes through a ‘regeneration’ process it will be converted to a much smaller amount of ash. The ash is non-removable. There are two types of ‘regeneration’, passive and active. During long motorway journeys, passive regeneration will occur. This needs no intervention from the engine control unit. Due to the raised exhaust temperatures on a long journey (temperatures between 350 and 500°C), the procedure occurs slowly and continuously across the catalytic-coated (with platinum) DPF. The catalytic-coated DPF is situated close to the Engine, therefore the exhaust gas temperature is high enough (500°C) to ignite the soot particles. Due to this soot is burned-off and is converted into a smaller amount of ash. Active ‘regeneration’ is when the ECU intervenes when the soot loading in the DPF is calculated to be 45%. The procedure lasts for about 5 – 10 minutes. Specific measures are taken by the ECU to raise the engine exhaust temperature to above 600°C, these include switching off the exhaust gas recirculation and increasing the fuel injection period to include a small injection after the main injection. The soot particles are oxidised at this temperature. The ECU will trigger a regeneration process, if for some reason this is aborted, ie. customer slows down, stops etc, the process will be resumed when regeneration conditions are once again met, above 60km/h (38mph). This will continue for 15 minutes. If after 2 attempts of 15 minutes, a successful regeneration has not been possible, the loading will increase. At 50% soot loading, the ECU will continue to maintain maximum exhaust temperatures of 600°C to 650°C to cause a regeneration process. The system will try to run a regeneration process for 15 minutes. If unsuccessful, the system will repeat this process for a further 15 minutes, if still unsuccessful, the DPF light on the driver display panel will then be lit. The owners handbook states, the DPF symbol lights up to indicate that the diesel particulate filter has become obstructed with soot due to frequent short trips. When the warning lamp comes on, the driver should drive at a constant speed of at least 60 km/h for about 10 minutes. As a result of the increase in temperature the soot in the filter will be burned off. If the DPF symbol does not go out, the driver should contact an authorised Volkswagen repairer and have the fault rectified. At 55% soot loading the DPF light is lit on driver display panel. At this point the customer should follow the advice in the handbook. If they ignore this information and continue driving the vehicle until the soot loading reaches 75% without successful regeneration, additional warning lamps will light up. At this point the customer will also be complaining of lack of power, etc. At 75%, regeneration is still possible with the use of the VAS tester. Only when the loading is above 95%, is it necessary to replace the DPF unit. Operating Status System Response 45% DPF Load Level 1 Normal Regeneration 50% DPF Load Level 2 Regeneration at maximum exhaust temperatures 55% DPF Load DPF lamp Regeneration from 60 km/h onwards ("See operating manual") 75% DPF Load DPF, SYS and MI lamp Torque limitation, EGR deactivation, Regeneration via VAG tester only 95% DPF Load Replace the DPF Unit The Warranty department has confirmed that if there is no fault on the vehicle and DPF regeneration has been unsuccessful due to the customers driving style and the customers failure to comply with the instructions in the handbook, DPF replacement will not be paid for by warranty. Common causes for complaint • Frequent short journeys – Regeneration conditions are not met. Not recommended for sale in the Channel Islands and inner city driving. • Customers who continue to drive the vehicle with DPF light on – Continued driving with the DPF light on and without successful regeneration results in excessive soot loading of the DPF, to a point where it is above 95% loaded. At this point regeneration is not an option and replacement of the DPF is necessary. • Fault 18434 particle filter bank 1 malfunction – Common fault code. This does not only relate to the DPF itself, but the entire exhaust gas handling system. This can be caused by defective temperature sensors, pressure sensors, additive system components (if applicable), poor connections, wiring issues, etc. Important Information • Before diagnosing a problem vehicle or attempting to perform an emergency regeneration, it is important to obtain a full diagnostic log and read out relevant measured value blocks. These MVB’s contain important information on the condition of the DPF system and are essential in diagnosing the fault. When the DPF light is illuminated, it does not necessarily mean that the DPF requires regeneration. For further advice, please contact Technical Support with the information from the diagnostic log and MVB data. • If a problem vehicle arrives with the DPF light, the engine management light and the emissions light on. If during your diagnosis and reading of relevant MVB’s, you find that the soot loading exceeds 75% (but is still below 95%), an emergency regeneration procedure must be performed with the VAS tester. Further to this, the customer needs to be educated. They need to understand why the lights have appeared on the dash panel. Their attention needs to be brought to the owners handbook instructions, so that they are aware of what the DPF light means and what to do when it appears. This should prevent unnecessary repeat visits for regeneration purposes. I have also found that as the car gets older 30K+ miles, you will notice that the regeneration takes place more often. ALWAYS, check your oil before any long journey, as DPF regeneration can use a fair bit of oil. Some questions and answers that may help; Question: The glow plug symbol is flashing. Why? What should be done? Answer: The DPF regeneration has not been completed during normal driving and now DPF has reached its maximum saturation at which it can still be regenerated. The limit value depends on variant and Model Year, but is in the range of 105% - 125%.Possible causes for this are: a.) Frequent short distance journeys, i.e. high soot loading while at the same time regeneration of the DPF does not take place because the conditions necessary were not fulfilled. b.) Frequent interrupted regenerations, i.e. the engine was switched off during regeneration. Applies to short journey drivers who have at least fulfilled the conditions for triggering regeneration. If the glow plug light flashes, the vehicle a.) Engine running since start for longer than 2 minutes. b.) Calculated saturation higher than 80%. c.) Coolant temperature over 70°C for at least 2 minutes. d.) No DPF-relevant faults stored in system. e.) A defined vehicle speed threshold must have been exceeded (e.g. for >80% loading, 100 km/h) Question: Under what conditions is regeneration interrupted/ended once it has started? Answer: Normally when regeneration has been successfully completed, or: a.) After a maximum regeneration time (20 - 25 min.). b.) If the engine is switched off or has stalled. c.) If the engine is left idling for a long time (5 - 10 min.). d.) If 1000°C is detected by the exhaust temperature sensor. e.) If during regeneration, a fault is detected on the components relevant for combustion (injection/intake system). If a regeneration is interrupted once started but before it has been 50% completed, the glow plug lamp flashes on the next engine start (cold or hot) and regeneration begins again once the operating conditions (see 3) have been fulfilled. Question: How long does complete regeneration take? a.) In the most favourable case? b.) In the least favourable case? Answer: a.) Under constant conditions, i.e. the exhaust temperature necessary for regeneration always lies above the required value, for example during motorway/cross-country driving, the average regeneration time is 10 minutes. b.) Vehicle conditions such as long down-hill descents, frequent driving in the low-load range (city driving, idling) allow the exhaust temperature to fall. If the conditions for triggering regeneration were fulfilled, the active regeneration time can be extended up to 25 minutes (depending on engine type). If complete regeneration is not possible within this period, the regeneration will be interrupted. Question: How does regeneration affect the oil life? Answer: On each regeneration or attempted regeneration, a certain diesel fuel amount is injected into the engine oil which reduces the oil life. If the "INSP" light in the instrument cluster comes on, the engine oil is exhausted and must be changed. Failure to do so could damage the engine. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rade007 0 Posted July 27, 2016 Xman- tvoj afr je 15,tako da se ne cudi sto cesce regenerira,kod orginal dizela se afr vrti oko 20-22 a kod cipanih oko 18-19. Da nemas dpf-a u ovim uvjetima auto bi ti dimio kao vecina onih jako nasviranih na SR-u Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kostolomac_cro 13 Posted July 27, 2016 Pa regeneraciju možeš pokrenut preko dijagnostike isto tako i vidjet postotak napunjenosti dpf-a. Ja bi to na tvom mjestun napravio. Jer pitaj boga dal ti se ikad regeneracija uspješno napravila. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AUTOFREAK 218 Posted July 27, 2016 s obzirom da je remapiran onda je ovo ok.... Da je senzor ijedan... palilo bi gresku.... Mozes vidit kolika je zasicenost filtera? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xman 29 Posted July 27, 2016 @Mouse -na ovo mislis? "The ECU will trigger a regeneration process, if for some reason this is aborted, ie. customer slows down, stops etc, the process will be resumed when regeneration conditions are once again met, above 60km/h (38mph). This will continue for 15 minutes." s obzirom da je remapiran onda je ovo ok.... Da je senzor ijedan... palilo bi gresku.... Mozes vidit kolika je zasicenost filtera? Ako se vidi preko vcds, kao sto pisete, budem pogledao pa cu napisati. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AUTOFREAK 218 Posted July 27, 2016 (edited) dobri vcds to moze... a postoji i podatak zadnje regen. temperature prije iza itd itd.... a tako ga mozes i prisilno regenerirat Edited July 27, 2016 by AUTOFREAK Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rade007 0 Posted July 27, 2016 Vidim da se misljenja razilaze,ja sam naveo kakvo je moje iskustvo i kod mene ne prekida regeneraciju,prekida ju jedino ako ugasim auto,to sam u 17tkm koliko je kod mene napravio 2 puta i nakon toga ju odma na paljenje i postizanje oko 70kmh ponavlja,inace u normalnom rezimu voznje s posla na posao(20km u jednom smjeru)pocme raditi nakon 15-ak km i traje nekih 10-15 min,nekad se odem provozat nakon dolaska doma a nekad ga ostavim u leru da odradi svoje... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AUTOFREAK 218 Posted July 27, 2016 nije isto na prvom mk6 i na 6c itd tako da ima vise shema... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rade007 0 Posted July 27, 2016 Na stranim forumima se zale na preucestalu regeneraciju na polu 6c,meni isto cesto regenerira ali gotovo uvijek ima idealne uvjete,lampicu nije nikad zapalio,pa pretpostavljam da ne grijesim,s uljem isto nisam imao problema i u 15000km je bio na max kako je i uliveno... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites