DIESEL PARTICULATE FILTER DELETE AT VOLVO,MACK

VOLVO DPF DELETE

The majority of vehicles with diesel engines come standard with the DPF, or diesel particulate filter. Their goal is to reduce the amount of escape contaminants that are released into the environment. This is accomplished by capturing the tiny particles of holland produced and preventing their release. Even if everything appears to be in order, the cleaning process for DPFs is problematic. Because the DPF traps smog and other contaminants, the filter has to be cleaned often. This is done automatically through a process known as “regeneration,” not manually.

After reaching extremely high temperatures within the component itself, regeneration takes place when the DPF burns away the soot that it has captured. It may last up to 45 minutes and happens around every 300 miles. In order for the vehicle to attain the required high temperatures, regeneration should ideally take place after 15 to 30 minutes of continuous driving at the same pace. The DPF may be a big problem for vehicles that often stop and start and can result in clogs inside the part. In addition to these possible DPF problems, the majority also need to be changed after the car reaches a particular mileage mark.

You may get the DPF cleaned on a regular basis to avoid DPF problems. However, for fleet managers and owner-operators, it is frequently simpler and more straightforward to just erase it. Volvo-Mack is only one of the engine makes and models that DPF Delete Shop works on to DPF removal. Here are some examples of the engines on which we may carry out the service: