BRISBANE LOCALS CHOOSE AUTO STOP FOR QUALITY, PROFESSIONAL AND AFFORDABLE DPF CLEANING.

If you’re looking for Brisbane experts to clean your DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter), then you’ve come to the right place! Welcome to Auto Stop. We’re here to give customers the absolute best service when it comes to getting your DPF cleaned.

Auto Stop are one of Brisbane’s most trusted and widely respected DPF cleaning specialists. With 35 years in the industry, it’s easy to see why Auto Stop are the trade preference for quality DPF cleaning as well as DPF replacement.

Over many decades of cleaning, repairing and replacing DPFs for all diesel vehicle brands we have built an outstanding reputation based on leading expertise, the most advanced machinery and superior customer service.

We are dedicated to providing the most affordable, quality and professional DPF cleaning service available. With a team of highly qualified, experience and certified staff, industry-leading tools and equipment as well as a growing network of international premium part suppliers, Auto Stop has the expert advice and solutions for all your automotive repair needs.

We are extremely proud of the expert DPF cleaning, repair and replacement service we offer. Our customers have peace of mind knowing their DPF is in the hands of professionals who go the extra mile to ensure they get the best job done at the best price.

We are encouraging all customers to enquire about our DPF cleaning service in our Auto Stop Brisbane (Salisbury) automotive service and repair centre. To get a FREE No Obligation Quote on cleaning your diesel particulate filter (DPF) please fill out the enquiry form below.

A Diesel Particulate Filter (also known as a ‘DPF’) is filter that has been designed to trap and capture soot that is located in the exhaust. The goal of the DPF is to avoid the soot from being pumped out into the atmosphere.

Ideally, a DPF should reduce a diesel’s particle emissions by up to 80% during rapid stop and start driving conditions.

A DPF is a significant component that is important for emission regulations to be met. You will also find that diesel vehicles may also have catalytic converters and the catalytic converter is placed after the DPF in the exhaust system. This is done so that the soot that has already passed through the DPF can then be converted into gases that are deemed as less impactful to the environment.

It is common to find that the DPF fills up quickly with these soots. You will find that over time the soot particles will build up and the DPF will aim to clean itself during a process called ‘regeneration’. This process is to try and clean out the trapped soot and burn it off to avoid replacing the filter. It can only happen though if the DPF reaches a temperature capable of burning away the soot particles.

It is recommended to clean your DPF when:

• Your DLF warning light does not go off
• Your vehicle manufacturer recommends to clean it periodically
• There are symptoms that the DPF is blocked
• There are visible signs of excessive soot and grime around the DPF and exhaust

Symptoms of a blocked DPF are:

• Large amount of exhaust fumes emitting from the back
• Loss in fuel efficiency
• DPF warning lights on your dashboard appearing