Adblue warning.

[Snakelimit]

Hi mmi thank you for all help
I manage today to do that extra log and boom Error disappeared and 6500 adblue show up.....I did rev over 2k as someone mention before
I only assume van needed long run to clear it and was about 3 time before when wanted to clear DPF and as you mentioned before with old software adbleu its added after DPF finish cleaning , now when this its sorted I can start working on other issues with van XD
below as requested files from run as reference

 

[mmi]

when I reach home and switch off engine I could hear was still working and I assume DPF regen was on its way l assume that will show on next scan

Correct - the recorded log was 41 minutes and 32.6 km - before capturing the blockmap data below.

IDE00432	Particle filter: time since last regeneration	42	min
IDE00436	Particle filter: kilometers since last regeneration	33

When I try next sample I will try to ensure revs are high to try force DPF regan

I'm afraid there is no way to force a DPF regen - except using e.g. VCDS

I manage today to do that extra log

Thank you very much - appreciated. Perhaps you could make another set of blockmaps (01, 17) at sometime later when you have accumulated some more miles. E.g. after 100-300 more miles - I'm curious to see how the NOx counters mentioned in post#17 have developed then.

 

[baltyre]

Just started my van up and got "no start in 4500 miles. Refil adblue in 4500 miles" never seen before and adblue level is correct and slowly been going down from 5500. Did a 25 mile run restarted and not showing again. Glitch maybe?

 

[Andy Short]

I think mine was water having driven on a very wet road. It hasn't done it since.
I think next time I will apply copious WD40 to any electrical connections I can get to near the adblue tank.

 

[Alexandru]

Correct - the recorded log was 41 minutes and 32.6 km - before capturing the blockmap data below.

IDE00432	Particle filter: time since last regeneration	42	min
IDE00436	Particle filter: kilometers since last regeneration	33

I'm afraid there is no way to force a DPF regen - except using e.g. VCDS


Thank you very much - appreciated. Perhaps you could make another set of blockmaps (01, 17) at sometime later when you have accumulated some more miles. E.g. after 100-300 more miles - I'm curious to see how the NOx counters mentioned in post#17 have developed then.

Carista has force DPF regen option as well. Not sure if it works with free version tho.