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samuelknight50
Crossland X DPF and Exhaust Pressure
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samuelknight50 (Author)
Thanks for the quick reply! How would I check the exhaust back pressure sensor? Is that something I can do myself, or do I need special equipment?
emilyfischer1
Checking the sensor usually requires a diagnostic tool to read the pressure values. Given the symptoms – low pressure, smoke, and reduced power – a defective exhaust back pressure sensor is a likely cause. I'd recommend taking it to a workshop to confirm and avoid further damage.
samuelknight50 (Author)
Thanks! I took your advice and got it checked at a workshop. Turns out it was the exhaust back pressure sensor. Replaced it, and everything's running smoothly now. The whole repair cost around 245€, but it was worth it to get rid of the issues!
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emilyfischer1
Sounds like it could be a DPF issue. Is the car attempting DPF regeneration? Have you checked the exhaust back pressure sensor?