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4:th-Jun-2019, 18:15:42
You could buy an op-com
http://www.op-com.co.uk/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
I personally wouldn't be buying any parts until you know error codes and even then further testing would be advised to prove the fault is what the fault code is reporting.
While the internet and forums like this are great for giving advise we don't have a crystal ball and can't see your car so no-one can say replace this that or the other.
Let's look at the facts you've told us so far.
DPF error message, DPF full static regen done (there diag kit said it was down to 12% afterwards) still getting error messages saying DPF full.
Now this is in no way pointing to MAF sensor its pointing to the DPF.
http://www.op-com.co.uk/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
I personally wouldn't be buying any parts until you know error codes and even then further testing would be advised to prove the fault is what the fault code is reporting.
While the internet and forums like this are great for giving advise we don't have a crystal ball and can't see your car so no-one can say replace this that or the other.
Let's look at the facts you've told us so far.
DPF error message, DPF full static regen done (there diag kit said it was down to 12% afterwards) still getting error messages saying DPF full.
Now this is in no way pointing to MAF sensor its pointing to the DPF.
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