Thumbs up because it showed an ad with a white couple in it! A Stihl Trimmer ad. Wow! I defo wanna buy one. This was like going back in time a few years.
This is great stuff, I had lots of soot in my dpf even when I took out the pressure sensor the spot was unreal, I left it sit for an hour , a small bit of whiteish smoke and then a good run , soot difference at exhaust was huge under acceleration as car was getting smoky, now bearly anything 😊
Hi… thanks for the video. I see you put the product in while the engine wasn't running, which isn't what the instructions say…. They suggest the engine should be running? What made you make that call?
I'll try this on my ds3 1.6 turbo to clean out my catalytic converter as bank 1 playing up all petrol cleaners don't seem to work hopefully this will 😮
Thanks for your video. On the back of it I've bought 2 cans also to try on my ford tourneo custom...should I leave it to soak also to maximise the effect or should I just empty the can using your motorsport institute of spurious science 1 to 10 dpfs!!!
Good stuff, seems like Mannol is pretty good at DPF cleaning, their other DPF cleaner which you put directly in the fuel tank worked really well on my Hyundai i30 and it is really cheap as well
Which i30 do you have (or did)? I am having some issues, constant regenerations even with long spirited drives. Constant Fails being recorded. 1.6d PD 2018
Tried it on a nissan pathfinder, didnt do a thing. Turned out cat before the dpf was blocked. Have another can to try on an audi a4 that is only just at the point where the dpf light has come on so fingers crossed.
No, I just drove in a higher gear than normal for half an hour or so. It's best to try and let the vehicle do a regen on its own. If you have a scan tool you can look at the DPF temperatures, soot loading, regeneration status to see if this is happening. Forcing a regeneration doesn't tell you if the vehicle will do it through normal driving.
@@DRAINTVofficial cool, yeah just lower gear, higher rpm. The DPF cleaner lowers the combustion temperature of the soot in the DPF so it doesn't need to get to 600+ degrees C to burn it off. Once I know the DPF is clear I usually reset the DPF values.
This product i have used a lot. Do not use it with a hot or warm DPF, and dont run the engine either....well not until youve emptied the can in short doses. This particular product is to be used with engine off. Youll find once the whole can is used and you drive the car.....the white smoke from rear is a bit mad, dont panic......better off out than in !!!!
Hi did it work? I need to do it in my 2016 insignia as it’s gone very smoky and regens every two days , I do very low mileage but try giving it socks but no use , so I reckon it needs this foam
Hi thanks for the video I tried this on my 2014 Vw crafter but it didn’t work did I do something wrong? I put it in through the pressure sensor pipe on the left. If you have any suggestions?
Hi, there are really only 2 reasons it wouldn't work. Either the DPF is too blocked or the pipe you sprayed it in is after the DPF. You will need to follow the pipes from the sensor to the exhaust. You want the pipe that enters the exhaust closest to the engine.
@@Papa77sGarage thank you I found a video last night on a sprinter showing you where that is. I can’t reach it from the top. I need to find somewhere to jack it up, unfortunately because I live in my campervan that’s a bit hard, going bit speak with my storage because the caravans stored there are on hard standing area hopefully ones been taking out for a holiday :)
Your supposed to reconnect the sensor back up to the pipe,,also the best way to do the cleaning is to bring the engine up to 3k revs for about 4 mins,,then give it half a doze full throttle revs holding for 4 seconds each time,,,There's no need to drive the car at all,,Be warned ,,you can't do this procedure on newer Renault Nissan Dacia cars with the 1.5 dci as the DP filter is integrated into the exhaust manifold,,Making the foam enter into the combustion chamber and hydrolocking the engine....
I disagree, each cleaner will have its own set of instructions on the packaging. The Mannol one I used here has a different set of instructions to the JLM cleaners I use at work. I left the pipe off to make sure there was no cleaner left in there which could make its way into the sensor. I think the most important thing is getting the right result after cleaning, which is a DPF with no restrictions. I didnt know about the 1.5dci filters being part of the manifold. I'll have to keep my eye out for that if I ever need to clean one.
Fine just cleaning it but you still need to know why it blocked itself up else it will just keep doing it, could be bad glow plugs or high oil level bad sensor, and always best to reset the values after a clean else the car can have a stored coad and won't let it do its own regen, then all your effort is wasted.
Came across this video by chance after just buying mannol. Hope mine works as well as yours. Enjoyed the video, well worth a watch.
Well thanks for your content I tryed it on my petrol 1.6 turbo ds3 and it clean my catalytic converter well happy 400 pounds saved top man
That is good to know, I've never thought about using this on a petrol engine but will try and remember this if I'm in the right situation.
@Papa 77s Garage stick to the same product thank you 😊 very much appreciated 100% brilliant 👏
Thumbs up because it showed an ad with a white couple in it! A Stihl Trimmer ad. Wow! I defo wanna buy one. This was like going back in time a few years.
This is great stuff, I had lots of soot in my dpf even when I took out the pressure sensor the spot was unreal, I left it sit for an hour , a small bit of whiteish smoke and then a good run , soot difference at exhaust was huge under acceleration as car was getting smoky, now bearly anything 😊
Yes I would definitely use it again, in fact I think I have another can in stock.
So does this DFP cleaner only clean the soot that supposed to burn off? Or does it also dissolve the ash that builds and fills the DPF?
yes it does
Hi… thanks for the video. I see you put the product in while the engine wasn't running, which isn't what the instructions say…. They suggest the engine should be running? What made you make that call?
I'll try this on my ds3 1.6 turbo to clean out my catalytic converter as bank 1 playing up all petrol cleaners don't seem to work hopefully this will 😮
Just found this channel.
Good vid, thanks.
Subscribed 👍
Thanks for your video. On the back of it I've bought 2 cans also to try on my ford tourneo custom...should I leave it to soak also to maximise the effect or should I just empty the can using your motorsport institute of spurious science 1 to 10 dpfs!!!
Good stuff, seems like Mannol is pretty good at DPF cleaning, their other DPF cleaner which you put directly in the fuel tank worked really well on my Hyundai i30 and it is really cheap as well
Which i30 do you have (or did)? I am having some issues, constant regenerations even with long spirited drives. Constant Fails being recorded. 1.6d PD 2018
I tried on my x5 didn't work
@@scarfey7 I had this problem. Having the EGR valve cleaned out rectified it.
Tried it on a nissan pathfinder, didnt do a thing. Turned out cat before the dpf was blocked. Have another can to try on an audi a4 that is only just at the point where the dpf light has come on so fingers crossed.
Did it work?
I managed to get 2 tins off a mate,do you think it would do any harm to put them both in,mercedes 2.1 cdi?
Catatlytic convertors too?
I wonder if this will sort the mot out 🤔🤔🤔
Will this help clean catalytic converters?
hi guys,can anyone tell me how to gain access to the pipe to insert the the white tube?much obliged.
so you didnt have do force regen?
No, I just drove in a higher gear than normal for half an hour or so. It's best to try and let the vehicle do a regen on its own. If you have a scan tool you can look at the DPF temperatures, soot loading, regeneration status to see if this is happening. Forcing a regeneration doesn't tell you if the vehicle will do it through normal driving.
@@Papa77sGarage yeah that's why I was asking. I have a tool that shows me values. But it can't do regen. So just drive in lower gear with high rpm?
@@DRAINTVofficial cool, yeah just lower gear, higher rpm. The DPF cleaner lowers the combustion temperature of the soot in the DPF so it doesn't need to get to 600+ degrees C to burn it off. Once I know the DPF is clear I usually reset the DPF values.
@@Papa77sGarage I have a topdon 500s I don't think I can reset values so I'm might just have to wing it
This product i have used a lot. Do not use it with a hot or warm DPF, and dont run the engine either....well not until youve emptied the can in short doses.
This particular product is to be used with engine off.
Youll find once the whole can is used and you drive the car.....the white smoke from rear is a bit mad, dont panic......better off out than in !!!!
Thanks for this help I’ll try it on my insignia great content 👍👍👌
Hi did it work? I need to do it in my 2016 insignia as it’s gone very smoky and regens every two days , I do very low mileage but try giving it socks but no use , so I reckon it needs this foam
The insignia is really is to do as you can see the pressure pipe from above its on top of the dpf
@@jimbojombo4464 I used it I took out the pressure sensor had the car running and sprayed at 10 sec intervals worked great
Hi thanks for the video I tried this on my 2014 Vw crafter but it didn’t work did I do something wrong? I put it in through the pressure sensor pipe on the left. If you have any suggestions?
Hi, there are really only 2 reasons it wouldn't work. Either the DPF is too blocked or the pipe you sprayed it in is after the DPF. You will need to follow the pipes from the sensor to the exhaust. You want the pipe that enters the exhaust closest to the engine.
@@Papa77sGarage thank you I found a video last night on a sprinter showing you where that is. I can’t reach it from the top. I need to find somewhere to jack it up, unfortunately because I live in my campervan that’s a bit hard, going bit speak with my storage because the caravans stored there are on hard standing area hopefully ones been taking out for a holiday :)
@whippetsadventuresandoneman can't you drive 2 wheels up onto a high kerb?
Take note of this content and only use this product I 100% recommend this iv saved hundreds 💯 genuine and it took 2 hours but worked 💪
Thx for a great video!
Your supposed to reconnect the sensor back up to the pipe,,also the best way to do the cleaning is to bring the engine up to 3k revs for about 4 mins,,then give it half a doze full throttle revs holding for 4 seconds each time,,,There's no need to drive the car at all,,Be warned ,,you can't do this procedure on newer Renault Nissan Dacia cars with the 1.5 dci as the DP filter is integrated into the exhaust manifold,,Making the foam enter into the combustion chamber and hydrolocking the engine....
I disagree, each cleaner will have its own set of instructions on the packaging. The Mannol one I used here has a different set of instructions to the JLM cleaners I use at work. I left the pipe off to make sure there was no cleaner left in there which could make its way into the sensor. I think the most important thing is getting the right result after cleaning, which is a DPF with no restrictions.
I didnt know about the 1.5dci filters being part of the manifold. I'll have to keep my eye out for that if I ever need to clean one.
Not with this particular product. Its designed to be used on a cold dpf.
I have same as yours here where are the instructions on the can ? And yeah im.ok with cars lol@Papa77sGarage
@@Papa77sGarageignore I overlooked them
@kevinhancock4064 right where it says EN, you can see where he is holding the can.
Just waiting on mine to arrive, me Volvo is fucking blocked to shittery 😂 great video 🤘🏼
How did you get on? I have been having an absolute mare with my dpf in my volvo
The best way to stay clear of dpf problems is to buy a petrol.
Amen to that! 🙏🏿
all new petrol from 2018 have PDF.
@@Tony-fh2wian OPF doesn’t regen the same a DPF though.
Fine just cleaning it but you still need to know why it blocked itself up else it will just keep doing it, could be bad glow plugs or high oil level bad sensor, and always best to reset the values after a clean else the car can have a stored coad and won't let it do its own regen, then all your effort is wasted.
Used 2 cans, Stuck 1 can in and waited 25 minutes and Stuck other one in and used Autel to regen and boy did it remove ash
Bless your little brain
forced regen is a last resort .. get the pressures down with a clean will bring it all down till it can do a regen itself
I used 2 and a half cans of this stuff and made zero diffants to my dpf