P246300 dpf soot mass high

 Diesel particulate filters remove about ninety percent of carbon particles (or soot) from a vehicle’s diesel exhaust. Most of these filters include a DPF housing that contains a filtrt. This filter traps large soot particles and lets exhaust gasses flow through and exit the vehicle through the tailpipe.

Soot particles can clog the DPF, which can increase exhaust back pressure. The powertrain control module (PCM) monitors exhaust pressure using a sensor.

Diesel Particulate Filter
Diesel particulate filters remove about ninety percent of carbon particles (or soot) from a vehicle’s diesel exhaust.

Once the PCM detects that your exhaust’s back pressure has exceeded a certain limit (the exhaust passes through the filter), it will trigger a regeneration procedure. The process involves incinerating the clogged particles and releasing them through the tailpipe.

However, if the PCM detects that the back pressure still fails to reach a certain limit, it will trigger the P2463 code and activate the check engine light.

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