DPF problems on Focus
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DPF problems on Focus
Hello, im new to the site, thought id join as i have a problem with my Diesel Focus.
I have a 2006 55 reg Focus., its the 1.6 tdci and has a DPF. It apparently needs fixed or something like that.
My car currently has over 102,000 miles on the clock has nearly always been used for motorway journeys, not felt any diffrence in power etc. Its been since March last year that the DPF went faulty but due to 3 redundancys i have not been able to get it sorted unfortunitly
My question is, will it pass an MOT if there is something wrong with the DPF? I have read else where that some have passed even tho the DPF has been faulty or been taken out completly.
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Tracy
I have a 2006 55 reg Focus., its the 1.6 tdci and has a DPF. It apparently needs fixed or something like that.
My car currently has over 102,000 miles on the clock has nearly always been used for motorway journeys, not felt any diffrence in power etc. Its been since March last year that the DPF went faulty but due to 3 redundancys i have not been able to get it sorted unfortunitly
My question is, will it pass an MOT if there is something wrong with the DPF? I have read else where that some have passed even tho the DPF has been faulty or been taken out completly.
Cheers
Tracy
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hi mate im a mazda tech and the mazda 3 is the same car with the same running gear .the focus and the mazda 3 has a plastic tank which is mounted above the rear suspension bed for the dpf (diesel particulite filter ) it a way of lowering exhaust emmisions
the fluid in the tank will be emply the fluid from mazda is £100 ish plus labour we charge 1 hour .
you might need it for mot as the exhaust emmisions will be higher .
you you D I Y it be very carefull as the fluid is highly toxic
the fluid in the tank will be emply the fluid from mazda is £100 ish plus labour we charge 1 hour .
you might need it for mot as the exhaust emmisions will be higher .
you you D I Y it be very carefull as the fluid is highly toxic
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Thanks for the info, no way i would try it myself lol. Id rather take to a ford garage but was wondering if there was a way round it but looks like there isnt.
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