What is life like with your car? Let us know and win £500 in John Lewis vouchers | No thanks
DPF regeneration
I have a 2015 CLS 350 CDI. My concern is the DPF having read your column for a while. Even at speeds beyond legal limits, with the nine speed gearbox, it barely revs beyond 1750 rpm. As most of my mileage is motorway, I am concerned that the DPF isn't regenerating. I run it on Shell Vpower and having asked this question of MB Service and got a very dismissive answer, I would appreciate your opinion.
Asked on 29 June 2015 by Doris 100db
Answered by
Honest John
The car has an SCR regenerating DPF that requires regular doses of AdBlue (separate filler under the filler flap). I've yet to hear of problems with an AdBlue DPF as long as the DPF is properly replenished. It tends to last about 6000 miles and a refill costs about £30. It is widely available at fuel stations because HGVs have been using it for a long time. Follow the instructions and be careful not to splash any on the paint or on yourself.
Similar questions
I'm undecided whether to buy a petrol Jaguar F-Pace 2.5 T R-Sport or a 2.0 diesel AWD180 auto (which we have tried and is adequate). The 2.5 petrol is £3130 list more than the 2.0d. The petrol has urban...
I have a Jaguar XF 3.0-litre diesel and I'm thinking of changing to an XE. However, with all the bad press that diesel is getting would you advise me to have the petrol engine? Are the modern diesel particulate...
I recently bought a used 2017 Mercedes GLC and I noticed that the AdBlue gauge doesn’t seem to change from 3100 miles although I have driven about 500 miles since I last checked. Is this a fault or does...
Related models
.jpg?width=115&height=75&rmode=crop)
Big CO2 reductions. Four-cylinder CLS 250 CDI available at last. Precisely-built interior. Retains unique style of original CLS. Comes with full LED headlights.
Elsewhere on 
.jpg)
