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Galaxy 2011 2.0tdci smoking

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I have a 2011 2.0tdci galaxy that emits white/blue smoke in hard acceleration. It takes about 3/4 miles to start doing it from cold. It does NOT smoke on tickover. Occasionally I’m hearing the big fan come on too .. which makes me believe it could be related to the DPF?? 
 

For now I have unplugged the MAP sensor, as somehow this has bypassed the smoking problem. The turbo still spools up as I can hear it, but I’m limited to 3k revs and it’s gutless. 
 

I ran a quick forscan on it and it did come up with a DPF regen conditions not met fault code. I have also seen a soot accumulated load of around 65%, iirc. 



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