Hyundai Tucson 2.0CRDI DPF

[dpreprotechnik]

I am trying to develop a solution to turn DPF off on an EDC16C39 from a Hyundai Tucson 140ps. As far as I know, ADS or Volta solutions do not work properly. I found the DPF switch at $1CBBCC, but it supposedly keeps the ECU and TVA alive, so it drains the battery. I disabled post-injection and DPF related DTCs. Does anyone know if this solution will work? The car is 400km away, and its owner is a good customer btw.

Attached ORI + DPF-EGR off

EDIT: just ignore zeroed P-Codes on DTC table, they serve just as a guide.

[cbvasoft]

why do you want to invent the wheel now, it was invented a long time ago. Buy a good solution , see what it is make and you finish the job.

[dpreprotechnik]

With due respect, I am tired of paying for solutions that turn out to be complete cr*p. All fault classes set to zero and so on. It will work on the short term, but I would not like to be in place of the mechanic responsible for any future repairs. There are probably a few businesses capable of providing a good solution for this particular ECU, but the difficult part is to find them. THIS is a forum, it is intended to learn and share knowledge. I did not ask for a tested free solution, I don’t want to be spoonfed with a ready to flash file, I am just asking if anyone managed to do it the way I am trying to, because I have seen lots of posts complaining about battery drainage EVEN WITH PAID SOLUTIONS. So, for any newbies reading this post, beware of leechers trying to take your money on PM. Regards.

[Krisfuzzy]

I in this forum of leeches I see only those who ask for files or solutions on repeat.