Ni časa za detajlnejše iskanje opisa, zato tole (čeprav so nekatere stvari amatersko napisane):
DPF
Active regeneration
" When the soot loading in the filter reaches a set limit (about 45%) the ECU can make small adjustments to the fuel injection timing to increase the exhaust temperature and initiate regeneration. If the journey's a bit stop/start the regeneration may not complete and the warning light will illuminate to show that the DPF is partially blocked.
It should be possible to start a complete regeneration and clear the warning light simply by driving for 10 minutes or so at speeds greater than 40mph.
If you ignore the light and keep driving in a relatively slow, stop/start pattern soot loading will continue to build up until around 75% when you can expect to see other dashboard warning lights illuminate too. At this point driving at speed alone will not be sufficient and the car will have to go to a dealer for regeneration.
Expensive repairs
If warnings are still ignored and soot loading continues to increase then the most likely outcome will be a new DPF costing around £1000.
Mainly town based driving
If your own car use is mainly town-based, stop/start driving it would be wise to choose petrol rather than risk the hassle of incomplete DPF regeneration."
Govor je samo o fuel injection timing za povečanje temperature izpušnih plinov. Injektorji so pa kolikor mi je znano samo v glavi motorja, delno v cilindru.
Napačno sklepaš, da j vzrok za "rast" olja prekinjena regeneracija, oziroma je ta kriva le toliko, da se ponavlja od začetka. To pa pomeni povečano število regeneracji. Stavim, da ni nobenega povratnega vods v olje, ker bi to bila neumnost.
Verjetno boš moral sprejeti mojo razlago, če ne prej, takrat, ko bo YavarYe dvignil eno mazdo na dvigalo in to preveril. Verjamem pa, da gre tudi on staviti, da povratnega voda ni.
Z sedaj to, ker nimam časa za detajlnejše iskanje.
