DPF removal/deactivate

[steveR]

I am sure I have seen somewhere on TFF of a Member offering a service to "sort" the DPF system on a tractor, can anyone point me in the right direction please?

I have had it up to my eyeballs with the bloody DPF system wanting to get involved constantly, due to the type of use my "new" Kubota 9960 gets here.

 

[Alternativedairy]

I am sure I have seen somewhere on TFF of a Member offering a service to "sort" the DPF system on a tractor, can anyone point me in the right direction please?

I have had it up to my eyeballs with the bloody DPF system wanting to get involved constantly, due to the type of use my "new" Kubota 9960 gets here.

Hi steve [emoji4]

 

[steveR]

YHM

 

[TripleSix]

I'm having the same issues with a 2014 Kubota M8560
DPF wants to regen a lot.

Can you help @Alternativedairy ?

 

[steveR]

I'm having the same issues with a 2014 Kubota M8560
DPF wants to regen a lot.

Can you help @Alternativedairy ?

He can!

Bloody things...

 

[Alternativedairy]

@TripleSix messaged you matey

 

[Rolie]

What about a New Holland skid steer @Alternativedairy?
Went into limp mode cos the DPF wouldn't regen so local mechanic put some cleaning foam in it, now its totally blocked and stalls cos of the back pressure

 

[Blue.]

What about a New Holland skid steer @Alternativedairy?
Went into limp mode cos the DPF wouldn't regen so local mechanic put some cleaning foam in it, now its totally blocked and stalls cos of the back pressure

Drill the dpf with a masonry bit.

 

[Alternativedairy]

@Rolie yes can be done. Sometimes the cleaning foams are good, but if the dpf is blocked solid they need a proper chemical clean, which can take hours.
@eulb I like your style [emoji6]

 

[daveydiesel1]

Is it possible to totally do away with ad blue on new tractors and just put a straight pipe on her. Iften asked dealers but no1 wants to giv straight answer so thought this was perfect thread to find out

 

[Alternativedairy]

Is it possible to totally do away with ad blue on new tractors and just put a straight pipe on her. Iften asked dealers but no1 wants to giv straight answer so thought this was perfect thread to find out

Delete out the sensors and everything else, blank them off and fit straight through... Don't see why not [emoji4]

 

[quattro]

Is it possible to totally do away with ad blue on new tractors and just put a straight pipe on her. Iften asked dealers but no1 wants to giv straight answer so thought this was perfect thread to find out

You can delete adblue no problem

 

[Farfrae]

You can delete adblue no problem

And then scratch head with amazement in a few years time when the legislation changes as a result and farm tractors become subject to an annual environmental emission test (and god knows what else).

 

[daveydiesel1]

And then scratch head with amazement in a few years time when the legislation changes as a result and farm tractors become subject to an annual environmental emission test (and god knows what else).

Simple hide tractors at friends farm and say local contractor does most my work?

 

[steveR]

And then scratch head with amazement in a few years time when the legislation changes as a result and farm tractors become subject to an annual environmental emission test (and god knows what else).

Pre adblue model innit....

Worry about when it happens, can always revert back...

 

[steveR]

This thread seems to have taken off so...

Anyone here with personal experience (even 2nd hand ) of a deactivated DPF or AdBlue system tractor?

I ask as I see that several American writers report improved fuel consumption and a modest increase in power after the DPF setup is taken out as well as no more Regen hassles. Not really investigated adblue setups as not relevant to me... as yet!

Is there actually any increase in emissions of a properly running engine, running decent fuel??

 

[miniconnect]

This thread seems to have taken off so...

Anyone here with personal experience (even 2nd hand ) of a deactivated DPF or AdBlue system tractor?

I ask as I see that several American writers report improved fuel consumption and a modest increase in power after the DPF setup is taken out as well as no more Regen hassles. Not really investigated adblue setups as not relevant to me... as yet!

Is there actually any increase in emissions of a properly running engine, running decent fuel??

I Know of one local that had it done, all well until tractor developed a fault, dealer couldn't access ecu to diagnose. So it was new ecu time.... ££££ that would have paid for a lot of litres of ad blu...

 

[daveydiesel1]

I Know of one local that had it done, all well until tractor developed a fault, dealer couldn't access ecu to diagnose. So it was new ecu time.... ££££ that would have paid for a lot of litres of ad blu...

Surely same could possibly apply to a tractor that has been remapped for power

 

[Steevo]

I Know of one local that had it done, all well until tractor developed a fault, dealer couldn't access ecu to diagnose. So it was new ecu time.... ££££ that would have paid for a lot of litres of ad blu...

By all accounts it's not the AdBlue that's the expensive bit.....

 

[Farmer_Joe]

I Know of one local that had it done, all well until tractor developed a fault, dealer couldn't access ecu to diagnose. So it was new ecu time.... ££££ that would have paid for a lot of litres of ad blu...

thats rubbish, the map just alters limits in the ecu, worst case secanario the mapper could revert to std to diagnose the faults no need to a new ecu, even then the dealer will be privy to the original maps and could just revert the map on the ecu back to std.