best advice simply build up the revs more between each gear. This will push the soot out of the system and keeps it clear from 2nd gear on build up the revs to around 3000 rpm or so then change. this is common when people drive diesels like petrol cars
@@romariorene Diesels loved to be reved. Doing so could save you alot of money, it also keeps the fuel economy good and the power where it should be as it keeps the dpf and turbo nice and clean, this is for all diesels 👍
It’s slow because it’s limp home mode you supposed to take it straight to the garage your just prolonging the shit time your going to have and risking further damage
dpf s are worst thing ever invented 👊🏻 mine comes on every 3500miles even with motorway driving take it to nissan and they do a forced regeneration on the carpark and just blow the black soot shit into the air in one go 🤷🏼♂️
@equalitypeace1695 that cost me £4 at the car wash. I made a video about it. The problem is, if you keep resetting, this can end up damaging the dpf beyond repair! The new one costs a lot! I removed mine. took it to the jetwash and pressure washed it myself. £4 only!
@equalitypeace1695 very easy, 2 bolts infront, 2 bolts at the back, 2 pipes and is out. Put it in a basket with liquid washing soap(not dishwasher tablets!). Next day go to pressure wash it at the car washing place. Put it back in.
@@jokerfleckcast3196 1 bottle is enough, I was recommended to use wynn's, supposed to be the best. A good friend of mine is a Nissan mechanic. He's the one that said to do this process and use wynn's.
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Don't have a modem diesel if not doing motorway weekly or a lot of long distances regularly 🤔
best advice simply build up the revs more between each gear. This will push the soot out of the system and keeps it clear from 2nd gear on build up the revs to around 3000 rpm or so then change. this is common when people drive diesels like petrol cars
I had pétrol my whole life and didn't know that( diesel qash now) thanks
@@romariorene Diesels loved to be reved. Doing so could save you alot of money, it also keeps the fuel economy good and the power where it should be as it keeps the dpf and turbo nice and clean, this is for all diesels 👍
Could be a faulty air temp sensor which is common. Take to garage.
What code reader are you using?
I'm using a nexpeak nx501 reader.
It’s slow because it’s limp home mode you supposed to take it straight to the garage your just prolonging the shit time your going to have and risking further damage
The additive is designed to clean out the DPF filter. This is my misses car and since I done this, the car has been completely fine.
I would spray dpf cleaner directly into the dpf. There is a reason why the fail code is there.
So not fixed it then
shit new cars
dpf s are worst thing ever invented 👊🏻 mine comes on every 3500miles even with motorway driving take it to nissan and they do a forced regeneration on the carpark and just blow the black soot shit into the air in one go 🤷🏼♂️
My advice, remove the dpf and clean it.
Bore it out and remap
Yeah that’s expensive
@equalitypeace1695 that cost me £4 at the car wash. I made a video about it. The problem is, if you keep resetting, this can end up damaging the dpf beyond repair! The new one costs a lot!
I removed mine. took it to the jetwash and pressure washed it myself. £4 only!
@@fix-and-drive-diy-repairs are they easy to remove the DPF from Nissan qashqui?
@equalitypeace1695 very easy, 2 bolts infront, 2 bolts at the back, 2 pipes and is out.
Put it in a basket with liquid washing soap(not dishwasher tablets!). Next day go to pressure wash it at the car washing place. Put it back in.
Bro you never showed me how to use that liquid??? I liked it but wtf
Instructions are on the bottle, you add the liquid straight into the tank. Make sure there is enough diesel in the tank also.
@@Alex-rp2qk thanks you for taking g the time to reply, bro you talking to a idiot lol. What does enough mean
@@Alex-rp2qk is one bottle enough? Is redex dpf cleaner any good?
@@jokerfleckcast3196 1 bottle is enough, I was recommended to use wynn's, supposed to be the best. A good friend of mine is a Nissan mechanic. He's the one that said to do this process and use wynn's.
Don’t buy diesel cars with DPF . They are a pain