The carbon is only 20 % of the problem the other 80% is the ash that you can't see inside.Yes you will get a result but it will only last until you put back that 20% carbon because the chemical you bought only dissolves carbon not ash.To dissolve the real problem the ash,you need 25% hcl to 75% water,stop off the narrow pipe and keep filling and emptying the dpf every 30 minutes.The colour of the water when flushing will be dark pink (ash) .Flush out until clear. Now you have cleaned the main problem.
@@AM-dn4lk It's dilluted and theres one guy who did experiments with DPF materials. It slowly dissolved ash but did not react to metals. Obviously it's a 2 step process. remove carbon deposits and then remove ash. 99% Commercial chemical cleaners just remove the carbon and not the ash itself so pretty pointless considering he took the filter out and went through all that trouble not knowing he didn't actually clean it. Yeah, this video is not about cleaning the DPF but just removing carbon. You could see at the end how bad the flow through the filter still was.
There's some more videos by a guy who experimented with all kinds of chemicals. I'll cut to the chase: Remove DPF from vehicle, soak in a plastic tub (obviously wear gloves, safety glasses, protective clothing) (1) Precleaner commerical drain cleaner (sodium hydroxide) - removes soot, (2) Pool acid (muriatic/hydrochloric acid 32%) diluted 4:1 with water - removes ash. Soak for a couple of hours in each solution then rinse. Gets all the ash out. Pressure cleaning may help rinse but use low pressure or you'll damage the ceramic substrate. 4:1 diluted pool acid won't damage the stainless steel DPF case. Then reinstall and do a forced regeneneration.
Yep ...totally true, if you don't tackle the Ash problem it will only last a very short time, all those so called " DPFCleaners in a bottle" are a short term fix only, you NEED to dissolve the ash for a totally clean virtually as new DPF ....Fact.@@Pohmell18
Had the same problem, did exactly as you but notice it's hard to get all the areas with the pressure washer, ended cleaning with the flash cleaner £200 but it came like new. It's also highly recommend to change the DPF pressure sensor as it's a common fault. Anyway, excellent video as usual
In Germany we go on the Autobahn and drive full speed for 200 km/h to start the regenerationprocess. The DPF gets so hot, that the soot burns away. In this process no harmfull gasses occur. It's the natural Freibrennen how it is engineered to work.
If you DPF is full its full you can’t burn it you need too clean it because there is to much ash in it! And before it 200 is not necessary just 130-140kmh in the fifth gear!
Very nice solution! In Russia many people prefer to cut off all DPF, EGR, catalytic neutralizers and other ecological systems even on new and not cheap cars just not to service it. You can easily see for example X5 M40D accelerating with big black smoke behind it.
Such problems only occur when driving short distances. My Mercedes regenerates its DPF after exactly 1000 km and everything is fine. The vehicle now has almost 300,000 km with the first DPF and I know people who are still traveling over 800,000 km with the first DPF. The problem is the people who buy the wrong car. Diesel is for people who drive long distances. Active DPf regeneration can only begin after 10 km. Then another 20-30 km are necessary to complete the regeneration. if someone constantly drives less than 10 km, they definitely have the wrong car. The DPF is full again after a few weeks.
@@mercmantips will do check my channel just started. have more videos in pipe line . if you have snap on verus this is link to see how to upgrade to ssd drive. a lot quicker john ua-cam.com/video/nuI5BKChqGk/v-deo.html
Had one of these 204s with DPF issue. Dealer said it needed a new one! Friend took it to me and I put it on Star. There is a way of forcing DPF regeneration in the car which requires Star and driving the car to a certain temp + over a certain speed for 20 mins or something like that can recall details just now. It worked - Car regenerated it's DPF same day on a test drive and didnt bat an eyelid after.
I'm on my 12th year with the same diesel equiped Ram and have never had any work done on the DPF. It goes weeks between highway trips and have never even seen the DPF regen light come on. The truck is supposed to regen about as often as the range of one tank of fuel. Apparently some owners of the 6.7L Cummins have had particulate filters get full to the point where the truck won't regen (not sure how they get to this point). The solution posted on line is to drive the truck in a gear that has the engine over 2,000 rpm and after a time the truck will start to show the DPF filter level go from 100% to 90% to 80% to 70% at which point the regen will start. There are also reports that extended use of the exhaust brake can make the DPF filter level drop.
I think it is time to make the DPF structure easier to clean. It is not eco-friendly to use special equipment and solvents forever. The manufacturers should change the DPF structure so that it is as easy as replacing the engine air cleaner.
Well Sir how do you do it then? This procedure has fixed a lot of the issues people have with blocked DPFs not one has come back since the clean with a damaged DPF, so what the deal?
This dirty water goes into the drain, which connects to our car wash’s drainage system, and our car wash has a commercial drainage filtration system which gets cleaned and replaced regularly..
Your mileage doesn't match between both diagnostic screens (0:46 & 5:55). It seems that you have a 2nd car where you want to show us the "cleaned" DPF. On the other hand, ash content is very important it shows how much ash remains in the DPF after all the regenerations. In this case a forced regeneration would also "clean" the filter.
But this is where you are wrong, he started at the entrance side, the long neck is the exit side and the fat wide open flange is the entrance. I'm a diesel technician he did this 100% how your supposed to
Wynns off-car dpf cleaner is the dogs danglies. If that solution doesn't clean out the dpf, then it probably cannot be saved. Mercman uses the same method that most garages use when confronted with this problem and most of the time, but not all of the time, this product does the job.
You're actually lucky the dpf is so easily accessible. Skoda basically build the car round the dpf, so the problem is getting access to it, which costs at least £400 unless you are a competent mechanic.
Hi, you should wash it backwards to really get it clean! You dont want to push the soot and ash deeper into the pores of the material but to take them off and out. As you see on the video, most of the flow is up from where you are trying to push water in.
hi never tried boiling water but will do .good way to loosen soot. with power washing I use hard plastic cv boot on end of dpf secured with clip and secure power wash lance with cable tie it does increase pressure of power wash . boiling water good tip
Question - If we're using 1litre of the DPF cleaner.... did we really have to spray it? Could we just pour it in instead? Seems like an extra move that doesn't seem to have any benefit. The jet wash, on the other hand, yes!
@@Aidan-LM02 Can u pls be so friendly and describe in details what can be damaged here? If I correct informed- that is a Metall mesh Filter which resistent over 800* C
@Starstrike because if you damage it you'll have a permanent check engine light. some countries won't let you register your car if it has any fault codes.
Just remove the fucking thing and be done with it. You dont need that dpf crap. Just more money on a useless part to stop the tree huggers from crying.
@Martyn Watson I know. But the gaps i filter are small and water vapor raises the pressure ... and ceramic crack between the gaps ... why DPF need to be in 60-80°C About 3-4h become dry.
You're doing it wrong!! You should wash it in reverse flow, from exhaust to turbocharger. The way you did it you removed only soot which is not a problem, noncombustible ashes are still clogging dpf and are the main cause why dpf loose capacity and need more frequent regeneration.
no no, he made a video on this subject and put it on UA-cam, so he is now a trained professional expert on diesel exhaust value and emission regulation systems, lmao
@@gidoe4441 So proffesional that he installed the filter completely filled with water. The channels you see are only one part of equation. The whole filter is encased in porous ceramical material and rockwool. If they are damp, they might crack the filter as the water won't have quick path of escape when heated to 300-600c.
Nice video man! It looks like you washed that into a normal ground water drain, you shouldn't do this as the oil and chemicals will go straight to our rivers. It's better for the environment if you at least wash it into a sewer, like through your sink, or even some kind of chemical tank.
Hello, I noticed that you were doing all of your cleaning in the same direction as the exhaust flow. I would have guessed you would want to be doing all the cleaning and rinsing in the opposite direction of the exhaust flow, to effectively be BACKFLUSHING the filter - am I missing something or do you think it makes no difference? I'm getting ready to do this on my TDI and never done it before, but logic would say to backflush rather than forward flush...?
Yes you are correct it will be more effective if you do it the opposite direction of exhaust flow, but on this case the opposite direction of the DPF has a long exhaust pipe which is curved, so the jet wash wouldn’t be as effective opposite way, thats why i done it this way because i can get in really well with the jet wash..
You can use pipe cleaner (granulated) and hydrochloric acid. Watch the channel from (pfuisi). This guy show’s this method. Best regards from Polska/Germany... Łukasz
Some vaules shown on diagnostic software are not the same. For example, total distance is on the begining 145.000 and at the end of clip is 65.000. Why?
My c250cdi boost pipe split...after driving it, the car went on limp mode..mechanic changed the boost pipe....got car back but still no power..dpf is blocked...
A quick note about DPF problems... Don't assume the DPF filter is blocked when the warning light comes on. There's one thing you must check first. Always.. check the air filter! True story........ We had a Honda accord idetc and it was always kept fully serviced by Honda dealer (at considerable cost) , when one day the DPF light came on. Honda regenerated the system (£175) It was ok for a month and the light came on again ,Honda regenerated the system a second time for another £175 and warned that if it happened again we would need a new DPF filter for over £1k. At that point I decided to have a look myself and started at the air intake. The filter paper was like a black block of goo coated with dust...even though it had supposedly been changed twice by the dealership! One new filter later and a run up and down the local fast road...light went off and car came out of "limp mode".
Hello there, I am hoping to get some advice before purchase. Vehicle in question 2014 GLK250 w/ OM651 2.1 liter I inspected the vehicle and test drove it today with some findings from my OBD2, it appears there may be some DTCs my scanner is unable to read because it gave a message indicating something along those lines. Detectable codes are as follows: p2201 Nox Sensor circuit range/performance Bank1 P2033 EGT Sensor circuit high bank 1 sensor 2 P2084 EGT Sensor circuit range/performance bank 1 sensor 2 P2201 code repeated Check engine light on and constant. Drive-ability was good, nothing abnormal noted. Tailpipes appeared to have some sort of white corrosion/powdering on them? This is my first experience with a MB diesel since w123 300TD, so quite a bit is new to me. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.The only repairs I could find in service records were for an ECM reprogram, a key replacement, and a non-descript "wiring repair." Only recall outstanding on carfax was Takata passenger airbag.
Hi l have a mercedes E class and exactly the same problem and am a uber driver please where is garage and can I bring in today and how much will it cost me thanks
I had my DPF clean & flush ( DPF wasn't taken off the car ), replace a pressure sensor also regenerate and the issue still remains ( engine management light on ) . When I took the car back to the garage I was told that I need to replace the DPF having already spent over £300 . Any advice would be much appreciated
My 2015 E220 is returning 25mpg despite having 35k miles and driving mixed motorway/local, with no hard driving either. It's still under used warranty and the dealership have found no faults. Any help/tips what it could be?
Do you think you reduce pollution by dumping all that polluted water into the sewer? There are machines that do it, but the water that goes to the sewer must be filtered so as not to damage the groundwater and the environment.
That's one weak pressure washer. Even the small 200cc pressure washers should be able to handle continuous use for at least a couple of hours between refueling breaks.
Agreed. I own 2 Cummins, one pre-emmissions M11 and an early emissions ISB (no DEF). The M11 service intervals are twice that of the ISB and I don't have the issue of soot being pumped back into the engine (no EGR cleaning). I have since disabled the EGR system on the ISB and it runs cooler with noticibly more power.
sounds good, but I heard, the wet method of cleaning is not so good because of residual humidity and water will stay in the filter and around and can cause going rusty ... is this right?
I doubt that. Once the engine gets hot, mind you this is the exhaust side, it evaporates. Vapour will travel out of the exhaust with the force coming from the engine. It will come out just as normal exhaust would
The carbon is only 20 % of the problem the other 80% is the ash that you can't see inside.Yes you will get a result but it will only last until you put back that 20% carbon because the chemical you bought only dissolves carbon not ash.To dissolve the real problem the ash,you need 25% hcl to 75% water,stop off the narrow pipe and keep filling and emptying the dpf every 30 minutes.The colour of the water when flushing will be dark pink (ash) .Flush out until clear. Now you have cleaned the main problem.
Wouldn't the HCL affect the metal housing of the DPF?
@@AM-dn4lk It's dilluted and theres one guy who did experiments with DPF materials.
It slowly dissolved ash but did not react to metals. Obviously it's a 2 step process. remove carbon deposits and then remove ash.
99% Commercial chemical cleaners just remove the carbon and not the ash itself so pretty pointless considering he took the filter out and went through all that trouble not knowing he didn't actually clean it.
Yeah, this video is not about cleaning the DPF but just removing carbon.
You could see at the end how bad the flow through the filter still was.
There's some more videos by a guy who experimented with all kinds of chemicals. I'll cut to the chase: Remove DPF from vehicle, soak in a plastic tub (obviously wear gloves, safety glasses, protective clothing) (1) Precleaner commerical drain cleaner (sodium hydroxide) - removes soot, (2) Pool acid (muriatic/hydrochloric acid 32%) diluted 4:1 with water - removes ash. Soak for a couple of hours in each solution then rinse. Gets all the ash out. Pressure cleaning may help rinse but use low pressure or you'll damage the ceramic substrate. 4:1 diluted pool acid won't damage the stainless steel DPF case. Then reinstall and do a forced regeneneration.
Yep ...totally true, if you don't tackle the Ash problem it will only last a very short time, all those so called " DPFCleaners in a bottle" are a short term fix only, you NEED to dissolve the ash for a totally clean virtually as new DPF ....Fact.@@Pohmell18
Hi, what is HCL ? Thanks for the answer
A good video but I HATE the too loud and intrusive music. It does not need it. A well explained video.
I was vibing to it the whole time
Had the same problem, did exactly as you but notice it's hard to get all the areas with the pressure washer, ended cleaning with the flash cleaner £200 but it came like new. It's also highly recommend to change the DPF pressure sensor as it's a common fault.
Anyway, excellent video as usual
Yes the DPF pressure sensor is very common but it will usually come up as a fault code if it was faulty..
How did you get the upper clamp off on the dpf
13mm socket, pretty easy
Where are you based mate
It’s cleaner than thé garage wall
Lol 👍
In Germany we go on the Autobahn and drive full speed for 200 km/h to start the regenerationprocess. The DPF gets so hot, that the soot burns away. In this process no harmfull gasses occur. It's the natural Freibrennen how it is engineered to work.
If you DPF is full its full you can’t burn it you need too clean it because there is to much ash in it!
And before it 200 is not necessary just 130-140kmh in the fifth gear!
@@Lars-qp7ys 1:02 there was nearly zero ash Inside it. I Think a regeneration startet by Diagnostic would also solve the problem.
But now you have 100-150k km no problems.
Ironic isn't it.. burning fuel at 200KM/H to clear a DPF which is supposed to help save the environment.
@@jamwatn Its Not to save the environment it’s just to Safe our lungs!
I mainly drive my C250 short distances, but I also give it a right good stick wherever possible.
Very nice solution! In Russia many people prefer to cut off all DPF, EGR, catalytic neutralizers and other ecological systems even on new and not cheap cars just not to service it. You can easily see for example X5 M40D accelerating with big black smoke behind it.
It is popular here in the US. You can get a lot more power out of a deleted diesel.
Such problems only occur when driving short distances. My Mercedes regenerates its DPF after exactly 1000 km and everything is fine. The vehicle now has almost 300,000 km with the first DPF and I know people who are still traveling over 800,000 km with the first DPF. The problem is the people who buy the wrong car. Diesel is for people who drive long distances.
Active DPf regeneration can only begin after 10 km. Then another 20-30 km are necessary to complete the regeneration. if someone constantly drives less than 10 km, they
definitely have the wrong car. The DPF is full again after a few weeks.
Thats true my father has a GLE 350 d and he drives less than 10 km to work and he has always problems with the DPF
Just do a DPF delete problem solved.
@@Calculus99 it's illegal
Such mileages are very seldom with modern cars...
@@yuwaraaj1564 nb gives a fuck.
Perfectly explained, I'm gonna do this now, thank you for uploading this video 👍
Thanks for the comment, please subscribe to my channel 🙏
@@mercmantips will do check my channel just started. have more videos in pipe line . if you have snap on verus this is link to see how to upgrade to ssd drive. a lot quicker john ua-cam.com/video/nuI5BKChqGk/v-deo.html
Have you got workshop I need my dpf clean
Had one of these 204s with DPF issue. Dealer said it needed a new one! Friend took it to me and I put it on Star. There is a way of forcing DPF regeneration in the car which requires Star and driving the car to a certain temp + over a certain speed for 20 mins or something like that can recall details just now.
It worked - Car regenerated it's DPF same day on a test drive and didnt bat an eyelid after.
Had the same issue too, on my 2010 e 250 cdi coupe... The Dpf Regeneration has been forced via software...
I'm on my 12th year with the same diesel equiped Ram and have never had any work done on the DPF. It goes weeks between highway trips and have never even seen the DPF regen light come on. The truck is supposed to regen about as often as the range of one tank of fuel.
Apparently some owners of the 6.7L Cummins have had particulate filters get full to the point where the truck won't regen (not sure how they get to this point). The solution posted on line is to drive the truck in a gear that has the engine over 2,000 rpm and after a time the truck will start to show the DPF filter level go from 100% to 90% to 80% to 70% at which point the regen will start. There are also reports that extended use of the exhaust brake can make the DPF filter level drop.
I think it is time to make the DPF structure easier to clean. It is not eco-friendly to use special equipment and solvents forever. The manufacturers should change the DPF structure so that it is as easy as replacing the engine air cleaner.
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True.
there's nothing like a good DPF porridge! Just like grandma used to make.
With a bit of honey on top!
Did your grandma work for MB?
Great video, straight forward and detailed now I'm off to clean mine 👍🏾
Did you clean it?
RIP. This will destroy the dpf.
Well Sir how do you do it then? This procedure has fixed a lot of the issues people have with blocked DPFs not one has come back since the clean with a damaged DPF, so what the deal?
Dude good work but ? u cant wash it straight in the ground water system hahahahah i hope der is a oil capture tank
I wonder where that dirty water goes.. Well here they have „eco” filters
This dirty water goes into the drain, which connects to our car wash’s drainage system, and our car wash has a commercial drainage filtration system which gets cleaned and replaced regularly..
@@mercmantips it is carbon, so it doesnt matter as much as you would expect-.
@@mercmantips i really hope you're saying true. I wish cancer to everyone who do this and lets water go to normal canalization...
To hell
@@mercmantips bro where are you based I need this done
Your mileage doesn't match between both diagnostic screens (0:46 & 5:55). It seems that you have a 2nd car where you want to show us the "cleaned" DPF.
On the other hand, ash content is very important it shows how much ash remains in the DPF after all the regenerations.
In this case a forced regeneration would also "clean" the filter.
I notice that too
forced gen will only do so much .eventually it needs cleaning or replacing
Very useful to know when the DPF is a common problem, great video Mercman Tips
ua-cam.com/video/YEZc2_1MBUg/v-deo.html
2 easy steps to keep ur dpf clean....
Step 1: Remove ur dpf
Step 2: Use straight pipe
Thats all!!!
Good idea but I thought its a MOT failure if you take your DPF please correct me if I am wrong
@@mrshafiquemohammed it is but I dont care at all.....I care more for my car engine life time than a 500€ fine
@@Greece21 well said 👏
Why not cap one end of the DPF and fill it with the cleaner? Just makes sense. Great video!
I think you'd get the job done quicker if you spray the rear face so all the soot comes out of the channels it went in
But this is where you are wrong, he started at the entrance side, the long neck is the exit side and the fat wide open flange is the entrance. I'm a diesel technician he did this 100% how your supposed to
@@FordBossMe have you ever tried doing this the opposite way?
Back flushing is always better, same applies to heater matrix/rads etc etc
That's not how it works. This will destroy your dpf.
@@FordBossMe No. You're supposed to clean them correctly or replace them.
Wynns off-car dpf cleaner is the dogs danglies. If that solution doesn't clean out the dpf, then it probably cannot be saved. Mercman uses the same method that most garages use when confronted with this problem and most of the time, but not all of the time, this product does the job.
You are a super chill dude, the way you handled the criticism below is commendable
Thanks ben 😂
You're actually lucky the dpf is so easily accessible.
Skoda basically build the car round the dpf, so the problem is getting access to it, which costs at least £400 unless you are a competent mechanic.
Hi, you should wash it backwards to really get it clean! You dont want to push the soot and ash deeper into the pores of the material but to take them off and out. As you see on the video, most of the flow is up from where you are trying to push water in.
Yes that is a good point but on this DPF the reverse side does not allow good access with the jet wash, so i find it more effective doing it this way
Good job! How much do you charge for this??
Have you got a video on removing the dpf. Dosent seem to be alot of tutorials on this model
Well the Dpf in my petrol car has been in perfect condition always
Petrol cars get blocked cats
@Cars And Rentals whats PPD?
hi never tried boiling water but will do .good way to loosen soot. with power washing I use hard plastic cv boot on end of dpf secured with clip and secure power wash lance with cable tie it does increase pressure of power wash . boiling water good tip
I never had the idea to boost with hot watter. It's nice because the DPF and catalyst can be at more than 200°C (390F) thanks for the tip
Question - If we're using 1litre of the DPF cleaner.... did we really have to spray it? Could we just pour it in instead? Seems like an extra move that doesn't seem to have any benefit. The jet wash, on the other hand, yes!
btw this video is great man! i just got a Merc so i imagine i'll be learning a lot from you Merc Man! Kudos for the videos!
Os resíduos estão a poluir o ambiente da mesma forma, ou a água que sai do fpd vai para uma zona de tratamento? Acho que nao
Got a funny feeling mr muscle oven cleaner would be as effective as the purpose made cleaner haha
Never use that it rips the dpf apart the exact same as jetting it
@@Aidan-LM02
Can u pls be so friendly and describe in details what can be damaged here?
If I correct informed- that is a Metall mesh Filter which resistent over 800* C
@@tobiasherrmann5817 Metal corrodes.
@Starstrike because if you damage it you'll have a permanent check engine light. some countries won't let you register your car if it has any fault codes.
you must clean the dpf from outgoing pipe
Emitting emissions to clean emissions cleaners. Do you clean your emissions cleaner's emission cleaners with that?
When you think this feature has been made to reduce pollution !!
it does
@@triv7252 where does this stuff go then? Its doenst just magically disappear
@@svenvanheun90 goes back to earth where it belongs, not the atmosphere
@@svenvanheun90 what do you think is in the filter above? or are you watching a different video to the rest of us?
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Does clogged DPF causes low acceleration in my 20 yr old OM646? Mileage is 183k km on odometer
The filter should be properly dried properly before starting the engine, otherwise it may crack.
talking shite. its ceramic with a fiberglass padding wrapped around and its encased in mesh and then mild steel
@UC7IBdtL4pHJt6AeWCQdeOWw thus making it even more prone to cracking due to steam. You idiot.
@@clayton9136 How is steam going to crack it? hahaha. Steam is quite literally a byproduct of burning fuel
@@clayton9136 go back to school dummy. You just embarassed yourself 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks EPA.
Yep. They turned very efficient and reliable engines with long service intervals into fuel hungry beasts that are down for service more often.
Should you not block the end when filling it with the cleaner to have it soak better 🤔
@@ImfromAustria no its not. Some vids show it blocked so the stuff stays in over night soaking and dissolving the shit.
No you should do it properly and replace it.
You cannot leave any cleaner in the DPF when you reinstall it. Otherwise you will blow it into the NOX catalyst and destroy that.
What is that because I thought it was a good idea
Just remove the fucking thing and be done with it. You dont need that dpf crap. Just more money on a useless part to stop the tree huggers from crying.
I think it's more important than cleaning to manage the filter in the proper way before the dpf warning light comes up.
Great useful information!! Smashing it as always Merc man!! 🚘🔥
Nice to know he will be drinking that in a few weeks !
5:30 you cracked DPF ... wet DPF can not go to car ... it's reason why is 0,0% fill 😂 nice job 🤣🤣
@Martyn Watson I know. But the gaps i filter are small and water vapor raises the pressure ... and ceramic crack between the gaps ... why DPF need to be in 60-80°C About 3-4h become dry.
You're doing it wrong!! You should wash it in reverse flow, from exhaust to turbocharger. The way you did it you removed only soot which is not a problem, noncombustible ashes are still clogging dpf and are the main cause why dpf loose capacity and need more frequent regeneration.
True bro👌
no no, he made a video on this subject and put it on UA-cam, so he is now a trained professional expert on diesel exhaust value and emission regulation systems, lmao
@@gidoe4441 So proffesional that he installed the filter completely filled with water. The channels you see are only one part of equation. The whole filter is encased in porous ceramical material and rockwool. If they are damp, they might crack the filter as the water won't have quick path of escape when heated to 300-600c.
Nice video man! It looks like you washed that into a normal ground water drain, you shouldn't do this as the oil and chemicals will go straight to our rivers. It's better for the environment if you at least wash it into a sewer, like through your sink, or even some kind of chemical tank.
@Cars And Rentals my garage drains don't do that more do any I have seen. Only commercial premises do that usually.
Give him a break he's trying to help climate warming
In my country you go to jail for what this guy is doing.
My gosh, this stuff is around anyway, it comes out of exhausts, and is washed down by rain. It's carbon.
@@bellezayverdad You should move.
Great to see that dirty water going through the drainage water system
It's just soot and not much of it. Millions of tons of soot are deposited in various drainage water systems after forest fires.
Hi mate, thanks for the video.
How difficult was it to remove the DPF from the car?
Cheers
Will this work for gasoline engine catalytic converter?
Hello, I noticed that you were doing all of your cleaning in the same direction as the exhaust flow. I would have guessed you would want to be doing all the cleaning and rinsing in the opposite direction of the exhaust flow, to effectively be BACKFLUSHING the filter - am I missing something or do you think it makes no difference? I'm getting ready to do this on my TDI and never done it before, but logic would say to backflush rather than forward flush...?
Yes you are correct it will be more effective if you do it the opposite direction of exhaust flow, but on this case the opposite direction of the DPF has a long exhaust pipe which is curved, so the jet wash wouldn’t be as effective opposite way, thats why i done it this way because i can get in really well with the jet wash..
Gracias por no contaminar. Me gustaría hacerte beber todo lo que sale del catalizador.
Which scanning tool or program do you use to analyze these vehicle with?
if i cant find this wynns cleaner in my country what alternatives can i use?
You can use pipe cleaner (granulated) and hydrochloric acid. Watch the channel from (pfuisi). This guy show’s this method. Best regards from Polska/Germany... Łukasz
That is a proper garage...... Nice One. Direct to te river/sea.....
No
Ever heard of oil separators in The sewage system?
Nice, All the dirt goes now to the Thames River.
Some vaules shown on diagnostic software are not the same. For example, total distance is on the begining 145.000 and at the end of clip is 65.000. Why?
Dish washing detergent and hot water works just as well.
Owh, and make sure you catch the sludge to be treated properly off site.
Water based degreaser would be a better cleaner.
Hello Allan. Have you used dish washing detergent and hot water to clean dpf? Thank you
Whereabouts in London are you? I need this done! Now my car won't even drive?
What happens if you don't reset the DPF count, will it still say 400% or what?
Hi, Mercedes e class 220 is the same ? My car doesn’t have power (speed) is the because of the DPF block or EGR or turbo ? Can you plz help me out.
Fill level is determined by mileage no? Once you reset the interval, it thinks its just a fresh DPF.
My c250cdi boost pipe split...after driving it, the car went on limp mode..mechanic changed the boost pipe....got car back but still no power..dpf is blocked...
Love these type of videos
A quick note about DPF problems...
Don't assume the DPF filter is blocked when the warning light comes on.
There's one thing you must check first.
Always.. check the air filter!
True story........
We had a Honda accord idetc and it was always kept fully serviced by Honda dealer (at considerable cost) , when one day the DPF light came on.
Honda regenerated the system (£175)
It was ok for a month and the light came on again ,Honda regenerated the system a second time for another £175 and warned that if it happened again we would need a new DPF filter for over £1k.
At that point I decided to have a look myself and started at the air intake.
The filter paper was like a black block of goo coated with dust...even though it had supposedly been changed twice by the dealership!
One new filter later and a run up and down the local fast road...light went off and car came out of "limp mode".
lol, are you serious? You have no idea what you are talking about. Check the air filter......LOL
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This can be on W212 350 facelifted Bluetec too?(V6 3.0 diesel Euro6)
Hello there, I am hoping to get some advice before purchase. Vehicle in question 2014 GLK250 w/ OM651 2.1 liter
I inspected the vehicle and test drove it today with some findings from my OBD2, it appears there may be some DTCs my scanner is unable to read because it gave a message indicating something along those lines.
Detectable codes are as follows:
p2201 Nox Sensor circuit range/performance Bank1
P2033 EGT Sensor circuit high bank 1 sensor 2
P2084 EGT Sensor circuit range/performance bank 1 sensor 2
P2201 code repeated
Check engine light on and constant. Drive-ability was good, nothing abnormal noted. Tailpipes appeared to have some sort of white corrosion/powdering on them? This is my first experience with a MB diesel since w123 300TD, so quite a bit is new to me. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.The only repairs I could find in service records were for an ECM reprogram, a key replacement, and a non-descript "wiring repair." Only recall outstanding on carfax was Takata passenger airbag.
How did you reset the dpf management light after mate or does this automatically reset 👍
Did this method reduce the ash content of the DPF too?
Would it be possible for you to do a video on changing the vacuum pump on a w204
C250 cdi
That is why dpf filter is bullshit for environment. Only a meaning for cars constructors to be In Line with their obligation co2.
Never knew you could wear what’s found in a DPD.
Hi l have a mercedes E class and exactly the same problem and am a uber driver please where is garage and can I bring in today and how much will it cost me thanks
I taki sens tej całej pseudo ekologii... Co filtr zatrzymał żeby nie truć środowiska zostaje wypłukane w kanał i trafia do wodociągów... Wspaniałe
I had my DPF clean & flush ( DPF wasn't taken off the car ), replace a pressure sensor also regenerate and the issue still remains ( engine management light on ) . When I took the car back to the garage I was told that I need to replace the DPF having already spent over £300 . Any advice would be much appreciated
It's a great machine to clean dpf, please watch it. ua-cam.com/users/shorts1stnVGyPRtg?feature=share
Excelente aporte , muchas gracias .Saludos desde Rio Gallegos Argentina
nice video! what software and hardware are you usung to check?
My 2015 E220 is returning 25mpg despite having 35k miles and driving mixed motorway/local, with no hard driving either. It's still under used warranty and the dealership have found no faults. Any help/tips what it could be?
Any ideas how to get a dpf temperature sensor and install it, preferably not from a Mercedes dealer.. Cheers
This just happened to me, needs cleaning as well.
Shame I am nowhere near your shop, would have loved to see you do it :)
Just make some holes on the dpf,no need for cleaning and wasting money,that worked for me
Hey MercMan I’m looking at a S300 W222 Bluetec. 30K miles. Should I stay away from this motor?
wiht clean DPF your emissions will be clean...but.....eeeehhh....did you contaminated the ground?
hello, how did You reset the DPF in Xentry? thanks!
My A class has this issue
Hoping my mechanic doesn’t need to get a new one
Do you think you reduce pollution by dumping all that polluted water into the sewer? There are machines that do it, but the water that goes to the sewer must be filtered so as not to damage the groundwater and the environment.
@4:37 after about 20 minutes, you already blown your pressure washer
That's one weak pressure washer. Even the small 200cc pressure washers should be able to handle continuous use for at least a couple of hours between refueling breaks.
I found the best way to clean your dpf is to cut it off... The same goes with the egr valve ! Let that diesel to breathe
Agreed. I own 2 Cummins, one pre-emmissions M11 and an early emissions ISB (no DEF). The M11 service intervals are twice that of the ISB and I don't have the issue of soot being pumped back into the engine (no EGR cleaning). I have since disabled the EGR system on the ISB and it runs cooler with noticibly more power.
sounds good, but I heard, the wet method of cleaning is not so good because of residual humidity and water will stay in the filter and around and can cause going rusty ... is this right?
I doubt that. Once the engine gets hot, mind you this is the exhaust side, it evaporates. Vapour will travel out of the exhaust with the force coming from the engine. It will come out just as normal exhaust would
I own a Ml320 Bluetec and P2463 Fault code is on. How much do Mercedes mechanics charge for Dpf cleaning?
Mercedes do not have an automatic dpf regeneration cycle?
Do it backwards as then the filter will blow it out the way it went in, then try an active regen.
This is the good way to clean DPF, egr, intake, i never use produtcs to put in the tank
why not start the manual regeneration? Or reset and have a spirited drive or rent a big trailer if you have a tow hook
Did you do a pressure differential test before and after to confirm increase in flow?
Does DPF blockage cause white smoke in exhaust..!
What is name of software that you are using?
Can we do the same process with a GL350 bluetec.?
Hi, nice video.
Which software / diagnostic tool did you use to show the DPF values?
Thanks
Mercedes Xentry
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Great job. How much does that procedure cost?
It's a great machine to clean dpf, please watch it. ua-cam.com/users/shorts1stnVGyPRtg?feature=share
anyone unfamiliar should look into how this problem is addressed on teir 4 compliant farm tractors . Not the answer for all but informative .
What's the solution ?
Nice Channel! Is that strategy almost for every Cat useable?
Why didn’t you do a forced regen?
Was thinking the same thats what i do on mine
Hey man , can you do this with cats, or is it better to do cat delete,,