DPF fault on a Peugeot 307

I have recently bought a Peugeot 307 SW estate (1.6 HDi 110). Although the bodywork and interior are absolutely fine I have found two problems with the engine. One is an oil leak that seems to come from the sump gasket and around the gear box. The other is a error message that appears every time I start the car. It reads "Depollution System Faulty".

As far as I'm aware this relates to the DPF. I have tried regeneration, but the error message still appears. The Snap-On diagnostics tell me the DPF is 49% blocked and that last regeneration occured 180km ago. Do I just need to replace the DPF unit or could it be a problem with a sensor or EGR, etc, etc?

I am desparate to get this fixed, but don't have much money as I've spent it all on buying the car!

Asked on 9 December 2011 by BristolBoy

Answered by Honest John

Might have run out of Eolys fluid. "Just" replacing the DPF could cost you over £1,000.

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