Nissan Murano Diesel Particulate Filter DPF Z51 (2007-2014)

The Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) in the Nissan Murano Z51 (2009-2016) is a key component designed to reduce particulate emissions from diesel engines, specifically on models powered by the 2.5 dCi 4x4 engine (YD25DDTi, 190 hp / 140 kW). It traps soot and fine particles from exhaust gases, helping to comply with Euro 4 and Euro 5 emission standards by filtering harmful substances before they exit the exhaust system.

The DPF for Nissan Murano Z51 features advanced materials and design for effective filtration:

• Material: Cordierite, a porous ceramic that traps soot particles
• Dimensions: Approximately 940 mm in length
• Weight: Around 7.4 kg
• Integrated with the exhaust system, it combines functions of a DPF and catalytic converter
• Designed specifically for the 2.5 dCi 4x4 diesel engine YD25DDTi complying with Euro 5 emission standards

This ensures excellent filtering performance and durability suitable for your Nissan Murano vehicle.

Common signs of a clogged or failing DPF include:

• Illuminated warning light on the dashboard related to emissions or DPF issues
• Reduced engine power or performance
• Increased fuel consumption
• Unusual exhaust smell or excessive smoke
• Fault codes detected by OBD diagnostic tools (e.g., P2459)

If you suspect DPF problems, it is recommended to perform an OBD diagnosis and consider professional cleaning or replacement depending on the severity.

The DPF is designed to regenerate automatically by burning accumulated soot particles during normal driving conditions. However, some factors affect its lifespan:

• Recommended replacement or thorough inspection every 100,000 to 150,000 km depending on driving habits and vehicle usage
• Urban driving with frequent short trips can lead to faster clogging and may require earlier attention
• Regular diagnostic checks and occasional forced regeneration can help maintain optimal DPF function

Proper maintenance ensures your Nissan Murano’s engine and emission system continue to work efficiently and comply with environmental regulations.

Quality DPF spare parts compatible with your Nissan Murano Z51 2.5 dCi 4x4 diesel vehicle are available online, with verified references to ensure fitment and performance. These parts include brand-new filters manufactured to meet or exceed OEM standards, often made in stainless steel with high-quality ceramics for durability and efficiency.

• Check compatibility using your vehicle’s engine code (YD25DDTi) and Euro emission standard (Euro 5)
• Look for parts supplied with installation schematics and support
• Ensure prices include VAT and shipping costs for transparent purchase

Always verify the product reference before purchase to ensure exact fit and suitability for your Nissan Murano model and year.

Krosfou offers premium quality DPFs featuring:

• High-performance stainless steel INOX 409 construction ensuring robustness
• Advanced ceramic monoliths with unique thin-layer coating technology using rare metals
• Certification by TÜV SÜD, confirming superior or equivalent quality to original parts
• A 3-year warranty covering up to 100,000 kilometres of use
• Direct factory supply ensuring competitive pricing and fast delivery across Europe

Choosing Krosfou means investing in a durable, efficient filter that can improve vehicle emissions and often add a slight power boost to your Nissan Murano.

The DPF system captures soot particles produced by combustion in the diesel engine. Key features include:

• Trapping soot within the porous ceramic filter inside the DPF
• Periodical regeneration through high-temperature combustion that cleans the filter
• Use of sensors to monitor pressure and exhaust gas composition to control regeneration cycles
• Integration with the catalytic converter to further reduce emissions of harmful gases

This system ensures your Nissan Murano complies with European emission regulations and reduces environmental pollution.

If you experience DPF failure or clogging, consider the following steps :

• Perform a full diagnostic check using an OBD scanner to read emission-related fault codes
• Attempt forced regeneration if supported by your vehicle’s system to burn off soot deposits
• Consult a professional mechanic to inspect, clean or replace the DPF if blockage persists
• Replace the DPF with a new, verified spare part when cleaning is no longer effective

Addressing DPF issues promptly will help maintain engine performance, reduce fuel consumption, and avoid costly repairs.

Remember that maintenance and replacement costs may vary, and always consult a qualified technician to evaluate the best solution based on your vehicle's condition and driving habits.