How Does Isuzu Solve DPF Regeneration?

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AaronDella
07/30/25 7:25am
Isuzu's methods for solving DPF regeneration are as follows: 1. Automatic Regeneration: When the DPF indicator is green, no manual intervention is required. This typically occurs when the vehicle is driven at high speeds (above 80km/h). Continue driving normally until the particulate matter is processed, and the DPF indicator will automatically turn off. 2. Manual Regeneration: When the DPF yellow indicator light flashes, this usually happens when the vehicle is driven at speeds below 80km/h. In this case, promptly move the vehicle away from roads, flammable, and explosive materials. Once the vehicle is stationary, shift to neutral, engage the handbrake, and press the DPF control button. The yellow indicator will then stay lit continuously, and the process will take approximately 15-30 minutes. Once the particulate matter is processed, the indicator will automatically turn off. 3. On-Demand Regeneration: This can be performed at any time and is suitable for users who primarily drive in urban areas. For example, after returning home from work, park the vehicle, press and hold the DPF processing button for 3-5 seconds to initiate detection. If the yellow indicator flashes, it indicates the need for manual regeneration. In this case, press the DPF button again, and the yellow indicator will stay lit continuously. Wait for 15-30 minutes, and when the indicator turns off, it signifies that the particulate matter processing is complete.
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