DPF Stats 0 - 120,000Kms

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If someone is after PID codes for PDF%, I have the code (courtesy of members on this forum) that works for my April 2019 built Prado.
No PDF problems so far, 75,500km, mostly highway drives, 30,000km towing.

[GeeWhizz Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close GeeWhizz]

If someone is after PID codes for PDF%, I have the code (courtesy of members on this forum) that works for my April 2019 built Prado.
No PDF problems so far, 75,500km, mostly highway drives, 30,000km towing.

I periodically have the same problem - just between you and me, I blame the keyboard ;o). I'm sure you don't mean PDF (Portable Document Format) but DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter).

My MY2016 Prado's DPF got all choked up with soot and died in November 2020 at about 77,000km. It was cheerfully replaced under warranty with the revised hardware: new DPF, "5th" (afterburn) injector and injector housing. It has performed faultlessly ever since (now at ~120,000km) - also with about 30,000kms of towing a camper trailer and now an offroad hybrid caravan. I now monitor the transmission fluid temperature as well while towing. Also fitted a transmission cooler after seeing how hot it was getting towing.

I'm pretty sure that the PID codes for the DPF are unchanged since the introduction of the 2.8litre engine. A comprehensive list of Toyota PIDs for Australian models can be found here.

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PDF vs DPF . I am going to blame autocorrect and me getting used to new glasses.
My codes are for the TorquePro app.