DPF and SCR on a 3008 1.5 Diesel

[Eitan2006]

Hi Experts,

Two short technical questions regarding 3008 1.5 Diesel - 2019, please....
1. Does DPF module come before SCR in the exhaust pipeline ?
2. Are DPF and SCR two physically separated modules ? (Can I replace one and not the other ?)

Thanks !!!!

[GiveMeABreak]

1) The DPF is the last part in the combined unit, after the catalytic converter and captures the particulate matter.
2) The Selective Catalytic Reduction is a process, not a module. A UREA solution (Adblue) is sprayed into the catalytic converter where it converts the NOx gases into water and
Nitrogen.

As to whether you can replace them separately will depend on your vehicle. Some units are a complete unit others allow them to be separated. You'll need to provide your VIN so I can see which type you have.

[Eitan2006]

1) The DPF is the last part in the combined unit, after the catalytic converter and captures the particulate matter.
2) The Selective Catalytic Reduction is a process, not a module. A UREA solution (Adblue) is sprayed into the catalytic converter where it converts the NOx gases into water and
Nitrogen.

As to whether you can replace them separately will depend on your vehicle. Some units are a complete unit others allow them to be separated. You'll need to provide your VIN so I can see which type you have.

Thanks for the answer
Where can I find a diagram of Peugeot 3008 1.5 Diesel exhaust system ?
Thanks !

[GiveMeABreak]

Please refer to my last post first. I’ll need your VIN to see which you have.

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[Eitan2006]

Thank you very much !
My VIN is W0VZCYHZ2KS307229
It is an Opel Grandland X. I assumed it is mechanically the same as Peugeot 3008. Now I understand it is more complicated...
Can you please still check it ?
Anyway - Thank you very much for the response !!!

[GiveMeABreak]

Sorry, we only deal with PSA vehicles, (Citroen, DS & Peugeot). I thought we were talking about your 3008. I can't help you with Vauxhall because they have a different VIN and we don't support them here.

[Eitan2006]

Sorry, we only deal with PSA vehicles, (Citroen, DS & Peugeot). I thought we were talking about your 3008. I can't help you with Vauxhall because they have a different VIN and we don't support them here.

hi,
...but Opel cars are manufactured by PSA, and Grandland is supposed to be based (mechanically) on 3008.
Thanks !

[GiveMeABreak]

Yes, I am fully aware of that, but please read my post above - we do not support Vauxhall as they use a different VIN for which we do not subscribe to their systems, so cannot provide you with any data. This is a French Car Forum, not a Stellantis Car Forum - we only support PSA vehicles.

[Eitan2006]

OK. Thanks !

[GiveMeABreak]