Repeated failed forced regens - limp mode

[abarthmultijet]

Shame you drilled a hole to the dpf, if you connect the differential sensor hose with a t-piece both to the first connection there should not be a need to drill a hole.

[Sheffy]

Any idea why it's in limp mode still with no EML or DCTs?

Also any idea why it won't regen? Bad software for this ECU or is it a parameter that is out?

[shpuncik]

Any idea why it's in limp mode still with no EML or DCTs?

Also any idea why it won't regen? Bad software for this ECU or is it a parameter that is out?

maybe someone already "tuned" ECU and that's why you don't see any DTC?

[OFF.PAVAN]

Any idea why it's in limp mode still with no EML or DCTs?

Also any idea why it won't regen? Bad software for this ECU or is it a parameter that is out?

if modded ecm try to downgrade to the original and check wich DTCs send out, May be someone turn off faults codes

[Sheffy]

I meant I wonder if it's a bug with MES?

The ECU map is very likely to be stock as it's previously thrown up codes for EGR and DPF.

Can anything else cause limp mode without a fault code? If the car had previously failed to regen a number of times and then went into limp mode with "engine failure" EML DPF light etc, would this then require a successful forced regen to get out of limp mode?

Thanks

[shpuncik]

take it for a drive on highway - warm up engine, speed at least 60km/h, rpm at least 3000 and drive for about 10-15km in such conditions. should burn and clean DPF if it's clogged to much.