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Dpf soot level shows 131%.. No fault codes on the car and the dpf Differential sensor is reading 102kpa... Been for a very long drive today down the m1 doing 65 in gear 4 at 3k revs but soot levels are still the same?
Hi, hope someone can help me. The spring for the handle on the cubby box undrr the steering wheel has popped out. Strange looking thing. Can anyone advise how it goes back in. The drop down flap/door is now permanently open and I have no idea how its's supposed to go in.
Hey guys, anyone removed the egr from a 2016 insignia or one with the b20dth engine? Seems it's well hidden and hard to get to.
Want to give it a clean.
Thanks
Hi everyone i'm sorry if this is posted in the wrong section.
i'm looking for some advice to installing a boost gauge i know how to install the gauge its self but unsure where i should tap the boost from.
i know that i can tap into the boost hose but i'mt not sure if that would give me a 100% pressure reading. so i'm thinking about tapping into the intake manifold just after the throttle body which i'm thinking would give me the correct readings of pressure for the gauge? or am i completely wrong?
but where abouts is the best place to tap into?
i've got a picture of a small section of my engine bay to where i think i may tap if anyone can point me in the right direction it be much appreciated.
Posted by: ChrisKnottIns - 7:th-May-2020, 17:34:32 - Forum: Chris Knott Insurance
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