Toyota Proace EGR delete

1.6 D-4D, 2.0 D-4D and the 1.5 D-4D from 2019. Software EGR delete through the OBD port, £220.

For off-road and track use only.

Mobile We come to you
Software only No physical parts removed or replaced
Flat £220 No surprises
Same or next day In most cases

Which engine is in your Proace

The Proace is a PSA van with a Toyota badge, so its engines and its EGR faults are the ones we see on the Peugeot Expert and Citroën Dispatch. Three engine families across two generations, and the year on the plate tells you most of it.

| Engine | Proace | Years | EGR weak point | |---|---|---|---| | 1.6 D-4D, PSA DV6, 90 and 115 PS | Mk1, Mk2 | 2013 to 2019 | Valve sticks with carbon, early and repeatedly | | 2.0 D-4D, PSA DW10, 120 to 180 PS | Mk1, Mk2 | 2013 onward | Valve sticking; cooler bypass faults on later units; low-pressure loop on Euro 6 versions | | 1.5 D-4D, PSA DV5, 100 and 120 PS | Mk2 | 2019 onward | Newer unit; twin-circuit EGR, record thin |

The DV6 1.6 is the engine most Mk1 and early Mk2 Proaces carry. Town work never gets the intake hot enough to burn soot off, so carbon builds on the valve seat, the ECU logs P0401 or P0404, and the van drops into limp mode. The DW10 2.0 sticks the same way and adds a cooler bypass flap that jams on later engines. On the Euro 6 versions of the 2.0, and on the 1.5 that replaced the 1.6 in 2019, there is a second low-pressure loop with its own valve and cooler, so two circuits to foul instead of one. The Mk2 is the same van as the Peugeot Expert and the Citroën Dispatch.

Toyota Proace van

How the delete is done on the Proace

You call 0161 694 7331 with the reg and the engine.

We confirm the ECU type before we set off.

We come to the van, at your yard, depot, home or workplace, anywhere within a 40-mile radius of Eccles.

Before anything is written we read every stored code and note the live EGR readings, so we know what we are dealing with.

We read the ECU file at the OBD port, write the EGR delete into it and load it back.

The engine is restarted and the live data checked: no EGR command, no flow check, no fault flagged.

Codes cleared, done.

Typically 60 to 90 minutes, and the van does not leave your premises.

Technician working at the open bonnet of a customer's car

Delete versus replacement on the Proace

An EGR clean on the DV6 is £80 to £200 and buys a few months before the carbon is back. A new valve is £300 to £700 fitted at an independent garage, the 1.6's at the lower end and the 2.0's higher, and on a Euro 6 engine there is a second low-pressure valve and cooler that can need doing as well. Labour is £60 to £100 an hour independent or £100 to £140 at a dealer. Then the new valve goes back into the same multi-drop work that fouled the old one.

The software delete is £220, once. If the DPF is blocking as well, the DPF and EGR delete in the same visit is £445; the DPF and EGR delete page explains what that covers.

Off-road and track use

The delete is for off-road and track use only. A van with the EGR removed from its software does not meet the emissions requirements for use on a public road, and the owner is responsible for how the vehicle is used after the work. Plenty of Proaces spend their working lives on housing sites, plant yards and private estates, and that is the use the service exists for.

Exhaust after-treatment hardware on a diesel vehicle

Proace engine questions

Which engine is in my Proace, and how do I check?
Three ways. The engine code field on the V5C, the badge on the engine cover, or the year and output: a 90 or 115 PS van up to 2019 is the 1.6, a 100 or 120 PS van from 2019 is the 1.5, and 120 PS and above in the Mk2 is usually the 2.0. Easiest of all, send us the reg and we will tell you.
Does the delete cover both the high-pressure and low-pressure EGR on the newer Proace engines?
The Euro 6 2.0 and the 1.5 run a low-pressure loop alongside the high-pressure valve. How the delete handles the low-pressure circuit on your van is something we confirm from the ECU file rather than assume.
Is the Proace done through the OBD port, or does the ECU have to come out?
Through the OBD port in most cases. All three Proace engines use ECUs we can read and write in place, so there is no strip-down and nothing leaves the van. We confirm the ECU type from your reg before we set off, so if yours is an exception you will know before we arrive.
Does the delete change the power or fuelling on the Proace?
No. The delete targets the EGR maps only. Fuelling, boost and torque limits are left exactly as the factory set them, so the van pulls as it did when it was new, with the EGR fault gone. It is not a performance remap and we do not sell it as one.

Other Toyota models we cover

Book your Proace EGR delete: call 0161 694 7331 with the reg and we will confirm the engine and a time.

It is £220, we come to you, and the job takes 60 to 90 minutes on site with nothing removed from the van. See Toyota EGR delete for the rest of the range.

For off-road and track use only.