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dorsetfreelander Member Since: 20 Jul 2013 Location: Dorset Posts: 4354 |
If you type P2452 into Google you get lots of hits about DPF. When I had a problem recently with a DPF temp sensor the LR Assist guy had a look underneath and said that the DPF hose was perished and needing fixing urgently. Might be worth having a look at yours. 3 x FL1 2 manual + 1 auto
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30th Nov 2015 2:48 pm |
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WayneChen Member Since: 29 Feb 2012 Location: Taipei,TAIWAN Posts: 36 |
Hi dorsetfreelander,
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1st Dec 2015 3:22 am |
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RichP Member Since: 21 Sep 2014 Location: Worcestershire Posts: 1369 |
The sensor is 'bank' A, therefore the first one. I think this is LR001370, if you google that it will show you. Not 100% on this, but that is what I think it is.
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1st Dec 2015 7:30 am |
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WayneChen Member Since: 29 Feb 2012 Location: Taipei,TAIWAN Posts: 36 |
I googled LR001370 and got the result of EXHAUST OXYGEN SENSOR FRONT but a pressure sensor,I am confused.
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1st Dec 2015 8:01 am |
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RichP Member Since: 21 Sep 2014 Location: Worcestershire Posts: 1369 |
Hi Wayne, yes that is what I meant. Like I said I am not sure if this is correct. Do you have access to http://cat.lrparts.ru this is where I got the picture, you could search that for the correct sensor? |
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1st Dec 2015 9:34 am |
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EYorkshire Member Since: 18 Nov 2010 Location: (!) Posts: 4392 |
Check the rubber hoses have not split or degraded. Sensor (number 3) itself should be LR008463.
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1st Dec 2015 10:18 am |
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WayneChen Member Since: 29 Feb 2012 Location: Taipei,TAIWAN Posts: 36 |
Hi RichP,
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2nd Dec 2015 1:49 am |
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EYorkshire Member Since: 18 Nov 2010 Location: (!) Posts: 4392 |
There is no other pressure sensor in the exhaust system associated with that code or the DPF, just a measurement before the DPF and one after with the ideal pressure being equal. If the DPF is full or partially full I would have expected the FL2 to display so on the dash, so it points to a faulty sensor and/or pipe leak. Also disconnect and reconnect the plug/socket at the bulkhead sensor to ensure a good clean connection. |
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2nd Dec 2015 10:55 am |
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dorsetfreelander Member Since: 20 Jul 2013 Location: Dorset Posts: 4354 |
I have just been looking at my bill for sorting out my problem Slightly different but hopefully relevant. I had a reduced power message and the code P0546-00 ex gas temp sensor circuit high (bank 1). This turned out to be misleading as the dealer changed that sensor and within a couple of miles the fault came back. This time they changed the second sensor. The service manager told me that sometimes these sensors give false readings since the ECU is trying to compensate for problems elsewhere. They also changed the DPF hose
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2nd Dec 2015 11:07 am |
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WayneChen Member Since: 29 Feb 2012 Location: Taipei,TAIWAN Posts: 36 |
Thanks for all you gentlemen's feedback,I booked in for a further investigation next monday,let's see what I'm gonna find. |
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4th Dec 2015 7:46 am |
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WayneChen Member Since: 29 Feb 2012 Location: Taipei,TAIWAN Posts: 36 |
Well,I went to local dealer here in Taipei and had a fully check of all pipe joints,wires,connectors on DPF/differential pressure snesor and found no damage/loose,the strange thing is the P2452 was gone by itself .But the mechanic did find another thing will cost me a lot,the broken control shaft inside intake manifold,another visit to dealer scheduled in the last day this year. |
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8th Dec 2015 8:26 am |
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