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hsmy33 09-06-2016 07:25 AM

DPF Delete pipe install
 
Looking to install a DPF delete pipe on a 2010 x5 35D. Anybody have any pics or suggestions for the dpf removal and pipe install?

Thanks

ard 09-06-2016 01:27 PM

No emissions inspections in VA? Not concerned with ever selling the car?

hsmy33 09-06-2016 05:16 PM

No and no. Especially when they want $6k to replace the filter and it will probably fail in another 67k miles.

ingenieur 09-07-2016 07:39 AM

Recommended replacement is at 150000 miles. What BMW faults are being stored as it is unusual to no longer be able to regen @ 67k miles.

hsmy33 09-07-2016 08:40 AM

Recently purchased the vehicle and took it to BMW dealership who stated it needed a new DPF. Currently no codes but it has sat until I can get it fixed.

Ozer 09-07-2016 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hsmy33 (Post 1087086)
Recently purchased the vehicle and took it to BMW dealership who stated it needed a new DPF. Currently no codes but it has sat until I can get it fixed.

Is the car running and driving? You should take it for a 20-30 min highway trip, check the temperature to make sure the thermostat is showing correct range, its what causes DPF blockage as stated before. This is a good thing to know before doing any DPF fixes.

Ricky Bobby 10-04-2016 09:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ozer (Post 1087098)
Is the car running and driving? You should take it for a 20-30 min highway trip, check the temperature to make sure the thermostat is showing correct range, its what causes DPF blockage as stated before. This is a good thing to know before doing any DPF fixes.

This - and as well - BMW expects you to foot the bill? Isn't there some sort of EPA mandate that DPF's and emissions components especially on diesels have to last until 120k miles or 10 years?

I'd tell them that it better be on their dime - or a call to the EPA would do some good.

Kostyan 10-04-2016 12:22 PM

yep, this should be covered at least under Federal Emissions Wtty and $0 to you. We just saved you $6 Gs. Boom.

ard 10-04-2016 08:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kostyan (Post 1089600)
yep, this should be covered at least under Federal Emissions Wtty and $0 to you. We just saved you $6 Gs. Boom.

Huh?

Have you read the actual federal warranty?

Lambeau 11-06-2016 02:52 PM

I've posted a thread on this. Just have to search.


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