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    Default Audi 2005 A6 BPP DPF ash level reset

    Hi, after physic cutting off, and cleaning dpf on my dashboard still remain DPF symbol. In measuring block I got about 30 ash level, 36 calculated soot, and 0,6 measured soot. Tried to make "stand-regeneration" of dpf, but it was unable to reach temperature, I think cause of low level of soot. I suppose there is need to reset ash level, to tell ecu that there is "new" dpf installed and get rid of this symbol on dash. I tried this way -engine - adaptation - channel 12 - get info that this channel is not accessible, so tried through security code - filled box by "12233" and got "controller refused the key, first attempt error 35: invalid key, second attempt: error 35: invalid key" so access is not locked, just look like it's not valid code. Have anyone faced with that issue?

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    Once u get this dpf sign, car has to complete one successful regeneration cycle and it will go off...

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    Have tried to perform "on stand" regeneration but exhaust didn't reach required temp, tomorow will try to do regeneration while driving. Just one question: could it be harder to get required temp if there are few glow plugs faulty?

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    If you have fault codes, regen is not possible. That was probably the original fault.

 

 

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