EOLYS tank is plastic, about 5 litres, and in the boot, behind the trim in the area of the fuel filler cap. It is very unpleasant liquid, £25 a litre I think, and you are well advised to let a garage do it. It will only be 30 minutes labour and special tols are needed.
What Skidpan says about regeneration is correct. Either get the garage to "Force" one or drive your car for about 10 minutes at something over 3000rpm ie a dual carriageway in 3rd or 4th gear.
What makes you think the DPF is clogged? It can be if the car is only used for short runs. I have a 1.6 Hdi 110 with 120K on the clock and I have had no trouble with the EOLYS or PDF, other than replensishing the EOLYS
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