Parked regeneration typically takes about 40 minutes to complete. During this process, the vehicle undergoes operations while parked to address particulate matter in the emission system, ensuring the ceramic filter functions properly.
Firstly, the driver needs to move the car off the road and park it securely, then shift to neutral and engage the handbrake. Next, they should press the DPF regeneration request switch and wait for the indicator light to come on, indicating that the regeneration process has started. This process aims to address potential blockages caused by incomplete combustion of carbon load, ensuring effective treatment of particulate matter in the exhaust.
After approximately 40 minutes of processing, the regeneration is completed, and the indicator light will automatically turn off, indicating that the filter device has finished cleaning the emission system. Parked regeneration helps ensure that the vehicle's exhaust system is in good condition, providing better assurance for environmental health and vehicle performance.
