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Fault diagnosis
OMODA 5: yellow petrol particulate filter indicator light on
The yellow PPF indicator light comes on.
OMODA 5: yellow petrol particulate filter indicator light on
Symptoms
- The yellow PPF indicator light comes on. [1]
Possible causes
- The particles trapped by the PPF have reached the limit. [1]
Checks
- Confirm that the illuminated light is the yellow PPF indicator shown in this section, and have an authorized service center inspect it. [1]
What to do
- Contact an authorized service center for inspection and repair. [1]
Applicability and limits
- Only applies to vehicles equipped with a PPF in the official UK OMODA 5 Petrol manual; this does not state that all equipment variants have a PPF, and no DTC or year is inferred. Scope: unknown [1]
Related part categories
- Petrol particulate filter [1]
Sources
[Source 1] OMODA 5 Petrol User Manual (official UK public edition) — printed pp.137–138; PDF pp.149–150; Petrol Particulate Filter (PPF) (If Equipped) (accessed 2026-10-30)
https://cdn.cworigin.com/omja/b08a4df1cd8217fc40e3041b72f0d4d22ade8628.pdf
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