What Causes the Particulate Filter Clogging in Magotan?
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Particulate filter clogging in Magotan can be caused by particulate filter malfunction or poor fuel quality. Particulate filter malfunction: You can rev the engine while stationary to burn off impurities in the particulate filter. If the particulate filter is damaged, the three-way catalytic converter needs to be replaced, which is done free of charge at 4S dealerships. Poor fuel quality: Using low-quality fuel can lead to incomplete combustion, resulting in more particulate emissions that clog the particulate filter. Switching to high-quality fuel can resolve this issue. The methods for dealing with particulate filter clogging differ between diesel and gasoline vehicles, as follows: For diesel vehicles: Simply press the regeneration button in the car. The engine will then rev while stationary, typically taking about ten minutes to clean the particulate filter and resolve the clogging issue. For gasoline vehicles: The driver should first shift the car into S mode and then drive at high speed for a period. During high-speed driving, the exhaust pipe temperature rises, burning off the clogged particles in the particulate filter, thereby solving the clogging problem. If the particulate filter is severely clogged and the above methods do not work, the filter can be taken to an auto repair shop or 4S dealership for professional cleaning with specialized equipment.
