DanBau92
Black smoke and diminishing engine power: experiences with particulate filter on Peugeot Bipper
DPF regeneration failure
Black smoke from exhaust on acceleration
Strong exhaust smell
Loss of engine power
Check engine light on
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Hey, of course I remember! The repair, i.e. the replacement of the particulate filter, cost me €1550. The length of my wallet had to suffer quite a bit. But since the mechanic took care of the problem of the "efficiency of the particle filter being too low", everything has been running smoothly again. Sure, it was quite a lot of money, but since then I've had peace of mind. And don't be put off by the high mileage, it can happen. So, cheer up, get it fixed and hopefully you'll have peace of mind afterwards.
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That's very helpful, thank you for your detailed answer and honesty about the price. It is quite expensive, but when I consider that the problem will be solved afterwards, it seems worth the money. I'll have a word with my mechanic and hope that the repair goes smoothly. In any case, it's encouraging to hear that everything went smoothly for you afterwards. Thanks again and all the best for you and your Peugeot!
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@Epjp63
Why can't I use the Carly to carry out a regeneration for the 2022 Peugeot Boxer?
For a 2022 Peugeot Boxer, the ability to perform a DPF regeneration using a tool like Carly might be restricted due to the vehicle's software or compatibility issues. Ensure that your Carly app and adapter are updated to the latest version, as updates may include new features or compatibility improvements. If the issue persists, it might be necessary to consult with a professional mechanic or contact Carly support for further assistance. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Hi, I had similar problems with my 2010 Peugeot Partner Diesel. My car behaved exactly like yours: black smoke, indicator light on, engine power diminishing. Then there was the DPF regeneration, which didn't work. Turns out the particulate filter was defective, and yes, it seems to be a really serious issue because the filter somehow affects engine power. My mechanic had to replace the particulate filter. After all, it used to be an occasional fault, with high mileage it can happen more often. So you may have to change the filter and possibly adjust the engine control unit to prevent the problem from recurring. It's certainly not a pleasant situation, but I hope that my experience will help you a little. All the best for your next visit to the garage!
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