DPF - Diesel Particulate Filter

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How To Remove Dpf System
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The functions of the module are performed automatically by Swiftec that gets the information from ECU brand, ECU model and Car brand from project properties and when user saves the file Swiftec will ask if the deactivation of DPF/FAP shoudl be done or not. Starting from Swiftec v1.8.7 we run brand new DPF Removal Module v2.0. You can offer a software modification for DPF removal, or DPF removal and remap and the cost to you either way is just one file. The solution for the local trade is very cost effective and allows them to turn a £1 to 2,000 plus nightmare for their customer into a £400+ solution and everyone earns out of it and there is a very happy customer.

DPF Removal Module OverviewThis module automatically makes the deactivation of all DPF/FAP related maps and allows tuner to run a car without having DPF/FAP. This software allow the end user to get the maximum performance out of modern electronic controlled engines such as cars, truck, bikes, boats, any engine that are controlled via a ECU. It’s the ideal tool for starters, because of the support provided by the maps, special maps and super map files add-on modules that recognize maps inside the ECU.

Are you having problems with your DPF?
Are you facing expensive repair costs to replace the DPF?
Tired of poor MPG when the DPF is regenerating?
Want to remove the DPF from your vehicle?

Monster Tuning have decided to invest heavily in the most advanced DPF removal software, thereby improving the quality of the DPF remaps and also offer a wider range of vehicles available to have DPF removal software applied. This is the most sophisticated solution on the market and none of your competitors can offer better.

It is important to understand that the DPF removal process is technically complex and a fast developing are within the industry. Therefore it might not always be 100% right first time and re-work might occasionally be needed.

Our DPF remaps will now alter the software in the ECU (Engine Control Unit) so that in combination with physically removing the DPF, the vehicle will now run without logging any error codes, attempting any future regeneration, or bringing any DPF check lights or engine management light on the dash.

The DPF remap is designed to work with your dealer tools either CMD or KESSv2, whilst programming the vehicle. For those of you who are not aware the DPF does have to be physically removed, jut installing the software will be of absolutely no benefit. In all cases both the pre and post temperature and pressure sensors must still be fitted in the exhaust system, and all fully working, it is only the centre of the DPF filter which is required for removal.

Monster Tuning as a business will not be supplying DPF replacement pipes or specific advice onto how to remove the DPF, our skills and responsibility starts and ends with the software, it is up to you or your trade customer to handle the physical removal of the exhaust components.

Most vehicles fitted with a DPF will need to have the filter replaced at some time, this can be hugely expensive costing anywhere from £1,000 for a cheaper vehicle, right up to £5,000 for some vehicles. The DPF is not a legal requirement, nor is it needed for the MOT test so the most cost effective solution is to remove the DPF from the exhaust system and deactivate the DPF functions from the ECU.

What is a DPF?

DPF is an abbreviation for Diesel Particulate Filter and on some French manufacturer vehicles it is also known as a FAP or 'filtre à particules'. The common symbols on the dashboard are:

A DPF is equipped to most modern diesel engines to take out particles from the exhaust gases of diesel engines. This is done to meet various emission standards throughout the world. During general driving the filter fills up and once it reaches a certain level a 30% - 40% the ECU will at will cause the engine to run with a higher exhaust temperature to burn any collected particles and turn them into soot. This is known as the DPF regeneration cycle. Of course the regeneration causes the waste to be sent through the exhaust out into the atmosphere, making the whole concept questionable. Effectively, over time the DPF holds back particles, so yes the exhaust is cleaner, then it throws out everything at once during regeneration? This is a technical and sophisticated process and we are acknowledged experts, probably removing more DPF's daily than any other company. In every case the filter has to be physically removed from the vehicle. Beware of anyone who might say otherwise who might just modify your ECU with cheap cracked software and run! Your vehicle will soon become un-driveable and the corrective bills could be substantial.

The particle filter reduces the pollution emitted by diesel vehicles by filtering the solid particles contained in the exhaust gases. As part of the increasingly tight exhaust emission regulations, EURO4 and EURO5 standards, particulate filters are being fitted to more and more new diesel cars to trap these sooty bits.

Two types of particulate filter are in used - those with additive and those without. To enable a vehicle to use a system without additive the particulate filter must be fitted close to the engine. Because the exhaust gases will not have travelled far from the engine they will still be hot enough to burn off the carbon soot particles. In these systems an oxidising catalytic converter will be integrated into the particulate filter. In other systems the particulate filter is fitted some distance from the engine and as the exhaust gases travel along the exhaust they cool. The temperatures required for ignition of the exhaust gas can only be achieved by the use of an additive.

The Additive

The additive is stored in a separate tank. It is difficult to establish it’s precise chemical composition, but it is described as an iron-rich substance dissolved in a hydrocarbon mixture. It works by allowing the carbon particles trapped in the particulate filter to burn at a significantly lower temperature than would usually be required (500ºC rather than 600 - 650ºC). This means that the particulate filter can be regenerated at part throttle.

The additive automatically mixes with the fuel at every fuel tank fill up. The fuel tank sender sends information to the engine ECU about how much fuel has been added. The engine ECU then actuates the particulate filter additive pump. Additive is supplied to the main fuel tank so that the concentration of iron molecules in the fuel is 10 parts per million. In practical terms this means you need 1 litre of additive to 2800 litres (about 620 gallons).

Regeneration

In time, the particle filter becomes clogged by accumulation of the following components:

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Soot coming from the exhaust
Cinders arising from the engine oil
Particles coming from engine wear

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When the filter becomes clogged a regeneration or burn off is needed. The engine management ECU initiates the whole regeneration process – it receives information from the exhaust gas pressure sensor (a full particulate filter gives a high resistance to gas flow), the air mass meter and the temperature sender which is fitted just before the particulate filter.

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Regeneration is usually necessary after between 300 and 450 miles, depending on how the vehicle is driven. The process takes about 5 – 10 minutes and the driver shouldn’t notice it is occurring, although sometimes there may be a puff of white smoke from the exhaust during regeneration. There are two types of regeneration – passive and active. Passive regeneration takes place, automatically, on motorway-type runs in which the exhaust temperature is high (somewhere between 350ºC and 500ºC). As the exhaust is so hot (hot enough to ignite the soot particles) the regeneration process can carry on continuously and steadily across the platinum coated catalytic converter. when engine operating conditions a