What Causes the Particulate Filter Clogging in Volkswagen Tayron?
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Volkswagen Tayron's particulate filter clogging is due to operating conditions that are unfriendly to the particulate filter, preventing timely regeneration. Below are specific details about the particulate filter: 1. Resolving the Particulate Filter Warning Light: The illumination of the particulate filter warning light indicates a clogged filter. For diesel models, there is a regeneration button on the center console. Pressing it will cause the vehicle to operate at high RPM for a period, after which the particulate filter will automatically clean itself. For gasoline vehicles, appropriately increasing the RPM during driving or taking the vehicle on a highway to raise the exhaust temperature can burn off the particulates inside the filter, thereby turning off the warning light. 2. Impact of Removing the Particulate Filter: China VI-compliant gasoline vehicles are equipped with particulate filters. Removing the filter will result in failing the annual exhaust emission test. Although the particulate filter may slightly reduce vehicle output, the overall impact is minimal. For diesel vehicles, the particulate filter cannot be removed either, as it plays a significant role in controlling emissions.