MEYLE adds new pressure sensors to aid DPF regeneration

March 22, 2018
MEYLE adds new pressure sensors to aid DPF regeneration
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MEYLE has further expanded its range of MEYLE‑ORIGINAL differential pressure sensors which are key components in the DPF regeneration process.


Faulty DP sensors can cause irreparable damage to the diesel particle filter and significant consequential damage to turbochargers and engines. The MEYLE‑ORIGINAL DP sensor allows for just the defective sensor to be replaced to help prevent costly damage in the long run. Engineered to OE specifications, the mapping of the MEYLE‑ORIGINAL DP sensor is fully compatible with the vehicle’s control unit thereby minimising the risk of subsequent damage and false damage diagnosis.

MEYLE‑ORIGINAL DP sensors are manufactured under ambient air conditions in order to ensure that these highly sensitive electronic components meet the most stringent quality standards. Integrated into the exhaust branch, the sensor measures pressure levels before and after the diesel particle filter. Based on the difference in pressure, the system determines the level of filter contamination and initiates the filter regeneration process when necessary. If the sensor fails to function correctly, the filter runs the risk of not being regenerated when it is required. This may lead to irreversible filter clogging. This in turn can seriously damage the turbocharger. Because of this it is vital that a defective differential pressure sensor needs to be replaced immediately. Sensor damage will generally cause a dash warning light to come on. MEYLE also point out that changing the diesel particulate filter also requires the differential pressure sensor to be replaced.

Dominik Overman, Head of Electronics & Sensors at MEYLE says, “In recent months, we have seen an increase in the need to replace and repair exhaust sensors used on diesel-powered vehicles. It is not always necessary to replace the complete particle filter assembly. In many cases, replacing a single sensor can save the workshop and the car owner a lot of time and money.” He adds, “We have taken a strategic decision to develop our range of sensors for the exhaust branch by adding high-quality components, all of which are manufactured to OE specifications. We want to continue along the successful path on which we set out when we chose to add exhaust temperature sensors to our product range.”

Currently, the range of MEYLE‑ORIGINAL PD sensors caters for 26 million vehicles registered the world over. With more additions planned for 2018, MEYLE will strengthen its position in this growing market segment while doubling the coverage of its product range.

MEYLE and MEYLE HD parts are available from stockist nationwide and are distributed in Ireland by Strongline Autoparts. For more information call 01-462-4631.
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