2024-2026 Audi Q5 SUV Service and care -> Emission control system (dpf filter) User Manual
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Checking and topping up fluids  
AdBlue when you refill and will continue to indi-  
cate a low AdBlue level. The message will disap-  
pear as soon as the tank has thawed.  
Refilling AdBlue from a bottle  
Applies to: vehicles with selective catalytic reduction  
Refill bottles are available from qualified work-  
shops. Approved refill bottles contain about 1.9  
litres of AdBlue.  
Emission control system  
General information  
Take the cap off the refill bottle ð  
refilling AdBlue on page 231, ð  
filling AdBlue on page 232.  
in Before  
in Before re-  
WARNING  
Screw the bottle clockwise onto the filler neck  
as far as it will go.  
To empty the bottle, lightly press the bottom of  
the bottle. Keep pressing the bottom of the  
bottle until the bottle is empty, or until no  
more fluid runs into the tank.  
Unscrew the bottle anti-clockwise without ap-  
plying pressure.  
Remove the bottle and screw the tank cap back  
on ðpage 233, After refilling AdBlue.  
The exhaust system is very hot when the vehi-  
cle is being driven and after the engine has  
been switched off.  
Never touch the tailpipes when they are hot  
– risk of burns!  
Because of the high temperatures which can  
occur in the exhaust system, do not park the  
vehicle where the exhaust can come into  
contact with flammable materials under the  
car (e.g. on grass or at the forest edge) – risk  
of fire!  
CAUTION  
Do not apply any underseal agents in the  
area around the exhaust system – risk of  
fire!  
Use only refill bottles of the correct type ap-  
proved for your vehicle. AdBlue may leak out  
if you use another system.  
Catalytic converter  
Applies to: vehicles with petrol engine  
After refilling AdBlue  
Applies to: vehicles with selective catalytic reduction  
Please refer to the safety information  
Closing the filler neck  
ðpage 233, General information.  
Screw the AdBlue cap clockwise onto the filler  
The vehicle must only be used with unleaded pet-  
rol, otherwise the catalytic converter will be ir-  
reparably damaged.  
neck until the AdBlue cap clicks audibly ð  
Before refilling AdBlue on page 231, ð  
Before refilling AdBlue on page 232.  
in  
in  
Never allow the fuel tank to run completely dry,  
as the irregular supply of fuel can cause misfir-  
ing. This allows unburnt fuel to enter the exhaust  
system, which can cause overheating and dam-  
age to the catalytic converter.  
Press the left side of the flap to close it (you  
should hear it click into place).  
After refilling  
The vehicle must be driven so that the system  
can detect the AdBlue which has been added.  
This process can take several minutes.  
Particulate filter  
Applies to: vehicles with particulate filter  
If the AdBlue tank had run dry and a range of  
Please refer to the safety information  
ðpage 233, General information.  
0 km was shown on the display, switch on the  
ignition for approx. 30 seconds before starting  
the engine.  
The particulate filter can filter out almost all soot  
particles contained in the exhaust gas. In normal  
driving conditions the filter is self-cleaning.  
AdBlue can freeze at very low temperatures. Re-  
strictions may therefore be encountered when re-  
filling. In this case, the system may not detect  
Should the self-cleaning function of the filter not   
233  
Checking and topping up fluids  
be able to operate, e.g. if the vehicle is continu-  
ously used only for short trips, the filter will be-  
come obstructed with soot and a driver message  
will appear. The particulate filter requires clean-  
ing (regeneration).  
driving at a constant speed is the correct meth-  
od for your vehicle (based on the engine) ð  
.
The engine must be warmed up prior to the re-  
generation trip.  
Drive at a speed of between 50 km/h and  
Driver messages:  
120 km/h ð  
. As a result of the increase in  
Particulate filter: can be cleaned by driving  
temperature, the soot in the filter will be  
burned off.  
Do not stop the regeneration trip until the indi-  
cator lamp goes out.  
vehicle. You can continue driving. See owner's  
manual  
Or  
This procedure causes the particulate filter to re-  
generate itself and may take some time (approx.  
30 minutes).  
Particulate filter: can be cleaned by driving  
vehicle. You can continue driving. See owner's  
manual  
If the indicator lamp does not go out, drive to a  
qualified workshop and have the fault rectified.  
Different regeneration procedures are required,  
depending on the type of engine (petrol or die-  
sel).  
Information on the particulate filter  
As a result of the high temperatures which occur  
during the regeneration of the particulate filter,  
the radiator fan may continue to run after the en-  
gine is switched off, even if the engine has not  
yet reached operating temperature.  
Regenerating the particulate filter by driving  
and coasting  
Applies to: vehicles with petrol engine  
Before starting the regeneration trip, check  
whether regenerating the particulate filter by  
driving and coasting is the correct method for  
Applies to vehicles with diesel engine: If the indi-  
cator lamp requesting you to refuel the vehicle  
also appears in the instrument cluster during  
the regeneration trip, the particulate filter regen-  
eration process may be interrupted. Drive to a  
filling station and then resume the regeneration  
trip after refuelling the vehicle.  
your vehicle (based on the engine) ð  
.
The engine must be warmed up prior to the re-  
generation trip.  
Drive at a speed of at least 80 km/h ð  
.
Then take your foot off the accelerator com-  
pletely for a few seconds and let the vehicle  
coast in gear.  
To maximise the service life of the particulate fil-  
ter, always use suitable engine oil and the correct  
fuel. You should also avoid driving the vehicle  
continuously on short trips.  
Repeat this procedure (accelerate to at least  
80 km/h and coast again) until the indicator  
lamp goes out.  
This procedure causes the particulate filter to re-  
generate itself and may take some time.  
WARNING  
It is essential, when regenerating the particu-  
late filter, that you adjust your speed to suit  
the weather, road, terrain and traffic condi-  
tions. The recommendation must never lead  
to the driver disregarding local traffic regula-  
tions.  
If the indicator lamp does not disappear after a  
while, drive to a qualified workshop and have the  
fault rectified.  
Regenerating the particulate filter by driving  
at a constant speed  
Applies to: vehicles with diesel engine  
CAUTION  
Before starting the regeneration trip, check  
whether regenerating the particulate filter by  
Before starting the regeneration trip, check  
which method (driving at a constant speed or  
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