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      04-18-2023, 08:16 AM   #1
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2015 35d particulate filter??

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Suffering through the EGR experience and the CEL came back on after about a month of worry free driving. I was just told the particulate filter needs to be regenerated and if that doesn't work, replaced. 2015 x5d with 80,000 miles on it. I want to keep the vehicle....

Is this why people code out the EGR and apraently the DPF too?

I've removed the RC as it appears it was kicking off the CEL originally.

Any comments/thoughts/advice?

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You mentioned that you had an EGR experience without provide detail as to what that was. Guessing here that you had a faulty one and it was corrected, but did it damage other downstream components in the process?

You can use a tool like Foxwell or ISTA to request a regen prior to your next long drive. The issue I'd focus on is what caused the particulate filter to clog up so early. Replacing it without finding what caused it to clog means it will only clog up again.

I seem to recall reading that a stuck or clogged EGR valve can quickly cause a particulate filter to get choked up and the regen won't be able to keep up.

Definitely look up stream to see what might be creating your issue.
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You mentioned that you had an EGR experience without provide detail as to what that was. Guessing here that you had a faulty one and it was corrected, but did it damage other downstream components in the process?

You can use a tool like Foxwell or ISTA to request a regen prior to your next long drive. The issue I'd focus on is what caused the particulate filter to clog up so early. Replacing it without finding what caused it to clog means it will only clog up again.

I seem to recall reading that a stuck or clogged EGR valve can quickly cause a particulate filter to get choked up and the regen won't be able to keep up.

Definitely look up stream to see what might be creating your issue.
Yes, I have a different thread on the EGR replacement and manifold replacement that was recently performed. I've asked about the glow plugs and thermostat which they have produced reports saying they are good..

They are going to do the forced re-gen for me, and I have also called a DPF cleaning service to try if needed.

Agree - the amount of soot I have pictures of is amazing and IMO Fort Washington BMW who avoided doing the EGR should be held responsible. Just no time or money to go after them....
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