Detect Incomplete Regeneration: How To?

HI.

Can I, if I have stopped my Trekker during a regeneration, recognize this later when it is stationary?

Will the counter for "failed regeneration cycles," for example, be incremented?

m;

Okay,

I ended up going for a DPF regeneration drive last night after all.

Yes, it is possible to recognize it .
To MWB 070.2 and 070.3.
"My time was also 1231.4, and I'm trying to get it down to 2."

As he started a few kilometers in, he even managed to "shift" it: from 069.4 to 10.

The engine was really shaking quite a bit at times!

For those who are interested, I have a log file about it.

m;

Where is the log file?

dieselmartin wrote:

As he started a few kilometers in, he even managed to "improve" it: from 069.0 to 10.

Can you briefly explain what you mean?

What does 069.0 mean? And what is the value of 10?

069.0 is nonsense - I mistyped it and I've corrected it above.

The value should be 069.4. The fourth measurement in block 069 was 10, so increase the sharpness setting.
loud label file:

Quote:

069,0,Particulate filter (regeneration status I) Valid only during the regeneration period! Ambient conditions: 50-60 km/h / 3rd gear / RPM <= 3000 RPM. 069,1,Status 1,Regeneration,See label file. ; xxxxxxx1 = Regeneration interruption (due to thrust, torque request, speed change) 069,4,Status 4,Regeneration, See label file. ; xxxxxxx1 = normal thermal regeneration ; xxxxxx1x = intensified thermal regeneration. Okay, I'm ready. Please provide the German text you want me to translate.

vagtuning wrote:

Where is the log located?

"At home" on the old laptop.
I'll come by in the next few days, when I'm around again.

m;

Since the log...