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Forced DPF regeneration on Subaru diesels over OBDII
Subaru
Interface New
Service
Medium
⏱ 10-20 min
5 steps
Many Subaru diesels give no access to forced regeneration after a DPF clean: with Abrites diagnostics you launch it over OBDII with a single click, at OEM level.
Required licences
- —
Hardware / cables
- AVDI
Procedure
- First carry out the DPF cleaning/servicing as specified for the vehicle.
- Connect the AVDI to the OBDII socket, start "Abrites Diagnostics for Subaru" and scan the vehicle.
- Go into the service functions and select the DPF regeneration ("DPF regeneration").
- Start the procedure with one click and let it complete: the process takes between 10 and 20 minutes depending on DPF temperature and the amount of soot left.
- When finished, read and clear any DTCs related to the particulate filter and use live data to confirm the DPF parameters have come back into range.
Reference screenshots
Source: Manuale Abrites Diagnostics for Subaru, cap. 7.1 (p.36) · ⏱ estimated time 10-20 min
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