Lightflyer1
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The cars do need to be driven a certain amount to let regens occur. With the proper knowledge and a few things the driver can greatly assist the car in letting these happen and complete, when needed. Whether this is grounds for refusing warranty or not you will have to work out with VW. There are a few apps along with an OBDII BT connector that will let you see when these are happening and the status. VAG-DPF is one android app. The OBDII adapters are like this one:
https://www.scantool.net/obdlink-mxbt/
Some buy the cheapo Chinese ones, but I have had nothing but failures from them.
Unless you take an active role in managing this issue or drive more miles this issue isn't going away. These cars really aren't suited for low mileage drivers.
https://www.scantool.net/obdlink-mxbt/
Some buy the cheapo Chinese ones, but I have had nothing but failures from them.
Unless you take an active role in managing this issue or drive more miles this issue isn't going away. These cars really aren't suited for low mileage drivers.