[johncam]

Firstly the scanner that you are using is not really very good. The codes that are showing are generic code's that have multiple meanings.

Any dpf issues need to be resolved quickly because it doesn't take much to block it and then the real costs start to come into play.

As above clear all the fault codes and take it on a good drive then take another look at the live data readings to see if the levels have dropped. If they have not come down then you need to use a better diagnostic machine to pull up any fault codes.

 

[johncam]

That's another can of worms mate 🤣

Are you any good with a laptop because if you do a search community at the top for forscan you can get a much better diagnostic reading for very little money.

Take a look because all the links are there to get you set up with the software.