No DPF in my 2.2 either. i was lead to believe that the DPF is a European thing only, to meet their emission laws.
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						SupporterReference SSM50837
Models
Freelander 2
New Range Rover
Defender
Discovery 3
Discovery 4
Range Rover Sport
Title Land Rover Engine Oil (Castrol) Branding Update
Category Engine
Last modified 28-Jul-2011 00:00:00
Symptom 401000 Oil System Concerns
Content
Issue:
Castrol engine oil as used in Land Rover products update.
Action:
From the following dates Castrol SLX Professional Engine
Oil is/will no longer be available to order from your Castrol
representative:
June 2011 – Europe & Africa
September 2011 – Turkey, Asia and Pacific
November 2011 – Brazil
2012 – North Americas and LACRO
Details of the changes
WSS-M2C925-A specification engine oil used in 5.0 V8
Gasoline
Castrol SLX Professional Fuel Saver A1 5W-20 is
replaced by
Castrol EDGE Professional A1 5W-20
WSS-M2C934-B specification engine oil used in DPF
equipped vehicles 2.7 TDV6, 3.0 TDV6, 3.6 TDV8, 4.4
TDV8, Defender 2.2 Puma and Freelander 2.2 TD4
Castrol SLX Professional Powerflow C1 5W-30 is
replaced by
Castrol EDGE Professional C1 5W-30
WSS-M2C913-B/C specification engine oil used in
4.2/4.4 AJV8 Gasoline and non DPF Diesel engines 2.7
TDV6, 3.0 TDV6, 3.6 TDV8, 4.4 TDV8, Defender 2.2
Puma and Freelander 2.2 TD4
Castrol SLX Professional Longtec A5 5W-30 is
replaced by
Castrol EDGE Professional A5 5W-30
ACEA A5/B5 specification oil used in Freelander 2 I6
3.2L Gasoline
Castrol SLX Professional Longtec 0W-30 is
replaced by
Castrol EDGE professional A5 0W-30
The above stated lubricants are available in bulk, barrel or
packs. For ordering these products, or if you have any
questions regarding pricing, minimum order quantities,
lead-time, please contact your local Castrol representative
or your local distributor.
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No DPF in my 2.2 either. i was lead to believe that the DPF is a European thing only, to meet their emission laws.
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						Supportergrappler, where is the dpf located in the exhaust system? i haven't seen one as yet.
can you post a pic?
thanks,
jc
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						SupporterI was told prior to delivery the 2.2 would come with a DPF
I have just tried to confirm with Land Rover dealer whether or not a DPF is fitted to my 2.2.
They were quite vague and couldnt tell from the VIN
The only advice was a DPF would have 4 sensors attached in the vicinity of the cat converter. Ive just looked and there are no sensors or leads in that area.
This along with the no DPF icon on the dash and doesnt appear during prestart bulb test, leads me to believe a DPF is not fitted?
I hope this the case as oil changes will be cheaper!
mmmm, i asked because as yet i haven't seen any 2012 2.2 pumas with a dpf fitted, so including your scenario i would say that none are fitted for the aust market, yet
thanks,
jc
hope they never do if it's any thing like the system in isuzu trucks. unit using pto all day on idle caused a lot of trouble sitting on side of road defusing its particles for twenty minutes every second day, a pain on the non bleached orifice.
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						sounds to me dockstada like we finally got to the right stuff. C1 prof. thanks
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						SupporterGot the recommended oil which has been on order for a while.
This one ticks all the boxes for non DPF 2.2 Puma. Will be good for intermediate services without voiding warranty issues.
Pretty costly at $380 for 20ltrs, but that included freight.
This is suitable for the Puma 2.4.
http://www.totaloil.com.au/Pages/content/NT00010242.pdf
This is their full list
http://www.totaloil.com.au/Pages/aus...ocument&LG=EN&
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