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Issue with diesel particulate filter soot mass


DolSquirrel

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Greetings, everyone. Arbitrary inquiry.
During my commute to work, my soot mass level decreased from 39g to 30g during a 45-minute duration over a lengthy route. While en route home, the weight abruptly escalated from 30g to around 49g. Has anybody had the same issue? The most recent regeneration occurred 200 km ago.
I connected Bimmertool to see Live Data; there are no fault codes, and the vehicle operates well without any issues.
Salutations!

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It seems that just a partial regeneration was accomplished, although the subsequent growth is rather typical. My vehicle's battery will deplete to around 4%, but it rapidly recharges if the journey is disrupted by traffic or urban driving conditions. During an extended run, the rise is much slower, necessitating a regeneration often once or twice each tank.

In the DPF/NOX interface, you may initiate a regeneration if you anticipate a prolonged drive. Do not be very concerned about subsequent increases until fault codes or suboptimal performance arise. The software may also be used to do the back pressure test to see whether your findings are within normal parameters.

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I drove in the evening of the same day, and the temperature decreased to 23g.
The back pressure was also checked using the application, and all results were satisfactory.
No error codes; the vehicle operates flawlessly.
I may use the automobile on the freeway again this week.
Thank you for your response.

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One of my 320d vehicles seemed rather peculiar, similar to yours, early last year.
I performed a forced regeneration, and it functioned well thereafter.
I just completed a run down the dual carriageway and monitored the temperature to determine when it concluded.

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