DPF Force Regeneration via OBD
If your DPF is heavily loaded with soot, a forced regeneration via OBD can restore performance and clear warning lights. We run full diagnostics before starting and verify results after completion.
Why Choose This Service?
- -Clear Soot Loading: Initiate a controlled regen to reduce soot levels safely.
- -Restore Performance: Improve throttle response and reduce limp-mode risk.
- -Reduce Warning Lights: Resolve DPF-related warnings after checks are complete.
- -Diagnostic Included: We scan codes and verify sensors before starting.
- -Mobile Service: We can perform regen at your location where safe.
- -Post-Check Report: You receive a clear summary and advice.
Benefits
A controlled regeneration can restore drivability and reduce future issues.
Clear Soot Loading
Initiate a controlled regen to reduce soot levels safely.
Restore Performance
Improve throttle response and reduce limp-mode risk.
Reduce Warning Lights
Resolve DPF-related warnings after checks are complete.
Diagnostic Included
We scan codes and verify sensors before starting.
Mobile Service
We can perform regen at your location where safe.
Post-Check Report
You receive a clear summary and advice.
Our Process
Pre-checks
We scan for fault codes and verify temperatures, sensors, and soot levels.
Safety Setup
We confirm a safe location and prepare the vehicle for regen.
Forced Regeneration
We initiate the OBD regen procedure and monitor live data.
Verification
We confirm soot reduction and re-check for faults.
FAQs
Is forced regeneration safe?
When performed after proper checks and in a safe area, forced regen is safe. We monitor temperatures and live data throughout.
Will a forced regen fix all DPF problems?
It helps when soot loading is high, but underlying issues (sensors, injectors, leaks) must be fixed for a lasting result.
How long does it take?
Typically 30 to 60 minutes depending on soot levels and vehicle conditions.
Can you do this at my home?
Yes, if there is a safe, well-ventilated area. We will advise if another location is better.