DPF Cleaning Kit

Product Description
DPF Cleaning Gun is a special cleaning gun, purposely designed to be used with Penrite DPF Cleaning Fluids. Includes a hose with a conical nozzle, this nozzle should be connected to the soft hose of the front pressure sensor. This is typically the easiest access option which gives good results with minimal effort.
Directions for use:
IMPORTANT - Always use appropriate PPE when required (gloves and safety goggles should be used whilst performing the following process)
1st Step – DPF Cleaning Fluid
Fill the DPF Cleaning Gun tank with the DPF Cleaning Fluid and connect the sprayer to an air compressor, the pressure reducer connected to the gun will automatically reduce the pressure to 4kg/cm2
Start the vehicle and let it reach normal operating temperature, then turn off the vehicle.
Locate the pressure sensor for the DPF and disconnect the hose either at the sensor or from the DPF itself. (On some vehicles the sensor will be located in the engine bay and on others, closer to the DPF). Alternatively, if the DPF has a temperature sensor at the front of the DPF, this can be removed and the inlet used for the cleaning process.
Connect the conical nozzle to the pressure sensor hose leading to the front of the DPF or insert the hose (without the conical nozzle attached) into the front of the DPF through the temperature sensor inlet. If using the DPF cleaning probe, this can be used to penetrate further into the DPF during this process.
Pulse the DPF cleaner into the front of the DPF for 1 min and let it settle for 2-3 mins, repeat this step until all the DPF Cleaning Fluid has been used.
Once the DPF Cleaning Fluid has been used, run the engine for 2-3 mins at 2000-2500 RPM
2nd Step – DPF Flushing Fluid
Fill the DPF Cleaning Gun tank with the DPF Flushing Fluid and connect the sprayer to an air compressor, the pressure reducer connected to the gun will automatically reduce the pressure to 4kg/cm2
Connect the conical nozzle to the pressure sensor hose leading to the front of the DPF, the same as in the 1st step
Start the engine. With the engine running at around 2000 RPM pulse the complete amount of DPF Flushing Fluid into the front pressure hose, the DPF Cleaning Gun tank has a 1L capacity and will need to be refilled during this process. Turn the vehicle off before removing the gun to refill.
After flushing, ensure the sensor hose is dried carefully using your air compressor, to prevent sensor damage or incorrect reading from the ECU/diagnostic tools.
Reconnect the sensor and drive the car for 20 mins at a consistent speed at 2500 RPM to initiate a regeneration cycle. Alternatively, start a regeneration cycle via the computer following the car manufacturer's guidelines
Reset any warning codes/signals related to DPF blockage or malfunctioning
Clean the DPF Cleaning Gun and DPF Cleaning Probe (if used) thoroughly with water immediately after use
NOTE: We recommend placing a fluid bucket under the cars exhaust during cleaning to catch expelled cleaning and flushing fluid from the process.