A1DPF Cleaning

Local Diesel Particulate Filter Cleaning to keep your diesel vehicle running smoothly

If you drive a diesel vehicle, it likely has something called a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF). This filter stores soot from the exhaust to make your vehicle emit fewer pollutants.
Over time, the filter can get clogged, especially if you take mostly short journeys. To avoid expensive fixes later on, it's important to clean the filter regularly.
This is something all diesel car owners should keep in mind for a smooth and cost-effective drive.

FAQ

How do I know if my DPF needs cleaning?

A DPF warning light has appeared on your dashboard
Loss of power in your vehicle
Poor fuel economy
The cooling fans are running more than usual
The vehicle's automatic stop-start system isn't working

Can't I just use products at home to clean the DPF?

Although there are products on the market that are sold to remove the build up of soot yourself, if you are experiencing the symptoms above you probably need a DPF cleaning service - such as ourselves.

What if I ignore the problem?

A new DPF system can cost as much as £3,000 at a main dealer, so it is wise to contact us for regular DPF cleaning or if you notice the syptoms listed above.

Will you inspect my DPF first?

Yes, all DPFs are thoroughly inspected before cleaning.