307 1.6 hdi dpf remove?

[Slobo2712]

Hi.Is there any tutorial step by step how to remove dpf filter on 307 1.6 hdi.I have tried but there is no space much,and youtube tutorials are not clearly..

[xantia_v6]

Are you removing the DPF to clean it?

[Slobo2712]

Are you removing the DPF to clean it?

Yes..I know how to remove just dpf without cat,but i have thought to clean both?

[Stickyfinger]

Never DIY "clean" a Catalytic converter, you will destroy the coatings.

[Slobo2712]

Never DIY "clean" a Catalytic converter, you will destroy the coatings.

Tnx for answer,so to clean dpf is safe?Nothing to broke?

[Stickyfinger]

Correct...just do not drop it

[GiveMeABreak]

But be careful, as the honeycomb structure is very delicate and can come loose....

[Slobo2712]

It isnt in best shape at all..

[GiveMeABreak]

That does look like its on its last legs. They are not as expensive as they were a few years ago and there are lots available now on the aftermarket.

Looking at that, I would replace it as it seems to be disintegrating. Maybe it has been damaged by a previous clean?

[Slobo2712]

Maybe at former owner.It has sense.I cant replace it now because every parts store is closed for days..

[Slobo2712]

That does look like its on its last legs. They are not as expensive as they were a few years ago and there are lots available now on the aftermarket.

Looking at that, I would replace it as it seems to be disintegrating. Maybe it has been damaged by a previous clean?

What do you think is it smart to try to remove cat and broke banjo bolt net?

[GiveMeABreak]

Looking at the condition, - any sort of dismantling may cause it to break apart, so I wouldn't risk it personally, but if you do, just be very careful.

[Slobo2712]

Looking at the condition, - any sort of dismantling may cause it to break apart, so I wouldn't risk it personally, but if you do, just be very careful.

Tnx,do you think is it that useful to break out banjo net I mean is it worth of risk