The problem with a diesel particulate filter on the C204 2.2CDI 2009
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The problem with a diesel particulate filter on the C204 2.2CDI 2009
Good evening, everyone. In stock MB C204 2.2 CDI 2009, Euro5, 170 mileage t.km. A week ago, felt a reduction of dynamics (lost traction) car, then fired up check engine, has become increasingly incorporated regeneration. The next day, refueled at another gas station - the car went, the check goes out. After 3 days, the same thing happened again. Diagnostics indicated - a problem in the diesel particulate filter. What advise:
remove the filter-flashing the ECU with a further (but they say that climbing in the brain may lead to new errors will be on the cold start black smoke);
-say that you can filter and drill the problem will go away;
, put a new filter (not the original, because the original price is almost 3 times as much as the difference, they say, is no.)
Sam is more tuned to the new filter. Can anyone experienced this that suggest?
Russian specialists can not help = (
remove the filter-flashing the ECU with a further (but they say that climbing in the brain may lead to new errors will be on the cold start black smoke);
-say that you can filter and drill the problem will go away;
, put a new filter (not the original, because the original price is almost 3 times as much as the difference, they say, is no.)
Sam is more tuned to the new filter. Can anyone experienced this that suggest?
Russian specialists can not help = (
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MB C220 Sport W204, 18" AMGs, Grey lthr, xenons, p'ktronic, HKardon, Comand nav.
Particulate filter on C220
Try taking for a good hard blast on the highway (above 90 kms/hr). That may clear the particulate filter. if you do a lot of town or slow driving it gets blocked up and needs a high speed run to clear it. Just my non-technical answer - works for my car!
