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OBD-II fault codes

Fault codes

The most common catalytic converter, oxygen sensor and DPF fault codes: what they mean, what causes them and whether restoration helps. A code shows where to look, but we make the final decision after diagnostics and measurement.

Catalytic converter efficiency

Based on the oxygen sensor signals, the engine control unit has decided that the converter is not working well enough.

Clogged DPF

The filter is clogged with soot or ash and restricts the exhaust gas flow. If the ceramic is intact, it can usually be restored.

Damaged DPF or pressure pipes

The filter traps too little, or the pressure difference is too low. The pipes and the sensor have to be ruled out first.

Fuel vapour system (EVAP)

The system collects fuel vapour from the tank and sends it to the engine to be burned. It has nothing to do with the exhaust catalytic converter.

A code shows where to look, but it is not a final diagnosis. We make the decision at the workshop after diagnostics and measurement.

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