Nissan X Trail Multiple Parts Replaced & Regens But Still DPF Blocks

[@JoseSilveira-newhandleforYT]

Experience beats fault codes any day of the week. Good job Jimmy!

[@elbuggo]

The DPF King fixed it again!

[@djgplumbingandbuildingltd7332]

Thanks jimmy little token gesture to say thank you for your great videos. I couldn’t have done what I’ve done without those so thank you very much mate. I will say this, trying to get a vaporiser out of a Ford custom 2015 is virtually impossible after five hours work and having to buy the extra long wrench and a lot of heat to remove it it finally came out, arms cut to shreds! All cleaned up and it’s now light now. DPF cleaned and back in the road…. Launch chemicals are excellent and also the cr129 evo scanner Cheers mate

[@spencerhulme1203]

💯The main dealers (Forget it) even alot of garages do not go into depth and it is terrible when you are not only paying but need the vehicle! I have seen few like Jimmy who manually troubleshoots by using his knowlege and skills before using a scan tool, he is old school a gentleman and scholar! 💯 Thank you for sharing Jimmy!

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

Indepth Knowledge and logical troubleshooting... thats why I love this channel... another great channel I love is "Diagnose Dan"... same reason... 👏😏 Thanks for the free education, Jimmy ! 😎👍☘🍺

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

3000 millibars is 42psi ! 😲 Lovin the vids , mate !! Happy Paddys Day ! 😎👍☘🍺

[@bigrob9921]

Have you considered getting a pop up gazebo for when it's pissing down? Also how much do you charge for something like this?

[@Ex3t3r]

Excellent and very methodical fault finding also knowing how to read and understand the scanning tool is a must. Bravo 👍

[@MummaBear]

Most codes don't show under 50 miles. Great job 👍

[@lukemageezer1]

It’s crazy a main dealer wouldn’t check that pipe been blocked , it’s one the first things to check , we Havnt got a vac gauge we just take the sensor out and put blow piece on the rubber hose and check it it’s blocked that way

[@paulriggers1558]

just start it up [with sensor out] + floor it, no smoke - blocked

[@martinwilson6815]

You. are an education Jimmy,thanks for posting

[@peterarries7879]

Nice one, the customer got a result at last 👏🏿 👍🏻

[@mishahendriks3020]

Great work and explanation again, Jimmy 👍🏼

[@satbilla9291]

Great knowledge! How long do DPFs last is it 100k and then you need a new one?

[@connectlogic]

recently bought a kia 1.7..was fuming because the car stinks bad from exhaust sometimes. and blasts smoke out when revved hard ,its had a dpf removal and ive been sold it ..absolutely raging but its a blessing in disguise i guess,...now im buzzing no |Dpf probs for me 😀

[@dk2655]

Nice work sir👍.

[@phester28]

can you explain how calculated soot values are affected by cleaning fluid. If it is not estimated only by back pressure? and the car knows that the DPF is cold

[@GEORGEHARRIS-j7t]

Would the blocked pipe cause the engine to make a low throbbing noise? Thanks

[@margyjr]

Great Repair, No Parts required! But some of your tools need Replacing!🤣🤣

[@blondieman63]

King fixed it again 💪👍

[@ORileysAutos]

You already know!

[@tomsurrey2252]

Happy St Patrick's day, Jimmy!!!!

[@marcmorris-kb9ry]

Not got to the end yet .....but quite often the plastic intake pipe leaks/breaks on these...

[@ionuti2658]

For Euro 6 diesel vehicles disconnect the Air Flow Sensor to prevent the low pressure EGR Valve operating during treatment

[@Jon-pm8ie]

I have a 2019 Superb 2.0 tdi with 97k on the clock. Dpf has been removed and professionally cleaned due to regens every 62 miles or so. After cleaning pressure at idle after regen is about 9 mbar and 2500rpm about 70 mbar. I'm at a loss what to try next to sort out the regen frequency issue. Was doing regens every 250 miles when new and the frequency has increased to the current 62 miles as the mileage has built up on the car. No fault codes and the car runs and drives fine. Thanks.

[@davidoff59]

Pretty sure you can get rebuild kits for those mityvacs

[@gerrywhelan7426]

I've owned lots of diesels, including this one, without any dpf problems. I suspect this is caused by too slow driving. What do you think?

[@darkparanormal-t3n]

Muito top demais 👏

[@coffeeguy6673]

Jimmy the biz !!

[@johnoleary5612]

Is a forced regen any different to a regen while the car is in normal use. As in does if cause damage doing multiple forced regen

[@davidoff59]

When you're driving, some of the external heat is being wicked away by 50-60mph wind but the heat is contained internally. A static forced regen doesn't give this wicking effect so you have much more expansion and contraction than would usually occur.

[@thindo]

Experience at work 😊😊😊

[@adamevo6]

Is it worth cleaning the dpf even if the vehicle is running ok but do a few miles

[@tricksmoke]

Another informative video, I thought them mityvac guns sucked not blew??

[@KLeeson]

They have valve for Pressure, turn valve again vacoom

[@Sportage5603]

Do you get many kia 2.0 crdi engines

[@Bobzymarek]

Hi what is good stuff to clean turbo i have vanes stuck i think underboost

[@davidoff59]

Check boost pipes first, may be split/leaking. Just been through similar on an Insignia. No fault codes, but car in limp mode. With limited equipment, figured out the intake had 2 air leaks after the Maf, Map sensor covered in carbon, turbo pressure sensor failing. Variable geometry turbo that uses vacuum to alter the geometry of the turbo so easy to mechanically test it's range of travel to see if the sensor was at fault

[@Bobzymarek]

@@davidoff59 i have code check pipe all good vanes stuck i bought revive turbo clean i will try use that maybe will help

[@Bobzymarek]

@@davidoff59 when i am doing 80mhp per hour just turn the the turbo of need reset

[@slvs91]

Hi Jimmy ,please tell me if this issue is on the 20 reg Megane too , mine regens fine but after 5 miles after regen it sits at 10-12 mbar idle , and regenerates every 100-150 miles

[@slvs91]

And just before the regeneration , it sits at about 30 mbar idle , and about 350mbar at 3000rpm.

[@slvs91]

It's the adblue version

[@careyautorepairs]

You should try get a cheap £10 bike pump and make something up for testing them pressure lines. The MityVac is a good tool, but defo costs too much for what it is.

[@robertricafort1616]

Can u service Manchester ?

[@ORileysAutos]

Only Bedfordshire

[@meetingwell1018]

That's the kind of service I want to do here in Ireland, get in a van and fix cars,But my English is not enough to work alone.

[@DrewMartin-fu5ow]

Is he ok , haven't seen any videos for a while.

[@steveelkins52]

honestly Jimmy, you should offer these videos to the mechanic who got it wrong, for a fee, before you upload it to youtube

[@turbo6745]

👍👍👍🆒

[@paulriggers1558]

main dealer nissan mechanic here, first thing you do is check is that pipe, chuck it away + put a new £20 one on, then you regen, change the contaminated engine oil, [which is a must if you want no early repeat fault] so other dealers swerving the tricky jobs again ?, i will fix it, as i have pride in my work... PS it's an Xtrail mate

[@welderpainter]

Сколько стоит такая услуга ?

[@timbo19751975]

Merely previous mechanics that cannot think and look for themselves.

[@rxy2580]

These 1.6dci engines are terrible for dpf faults

[@andretorben9995]

If you have any DPF blockage you have 2 real options. 1/ Remove the DPF and fit a straight pipe , 2/ If you prefer the "stealth" look, remove the DPF smash out the contents and fit the empty can back on. In either way you will no longer have any issues. The best long term solutions. Hint- You can do the same with your CAT converter on your gas car.

[@AFFYJAMBO]

I think you will have to get it re maped

[@Doctor00-786]

Great video as usual mate. I can't find upstream pressure pipe on my Renault megane. I have been to garage as well they spent 2 hours with no luck. Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks kzbin.infoEQa9XHjgBq8

[@ionuti2658]

Baz meredith has a video about it, a month ago. Its to the top left of the engine, near the oil fill cap. Check glow plugs too.

[@Doctor00-786]

@@ionuti2658 Thanks for the reply mate, do you mean under the black cover which you need to remove to get to glow plugs? I will post the picture later on.