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

Need DPF replacement in Brisbane? Auto Stop replaces blocked, cracked and failed diesel particulate filters (DPFs) on all diesel makes and models from our workshop in Salisbury.

First, we find out why your DPF failed. That step matters because a new filter will block again if the cause stays in the engine. Then we fit the right replacement, reset the system and test the vehicle on the road.

Auto Stop has looked after Brisbane vehicles for decades. As a result, local fleet owners, tradies and families trust us with DPF cleaning, DPF repairs plus DPF replacement Brisbane wide.

Our team is highly qualified and certified. We also use industry leading diagnostic equipment and a strong network of premium part suppliers, so we can source the right DPF for your vehicle quickly.

Not every blocked filter needs replacing, though. If your DPF can be saved, we will tell you and quote a professional DPF clean instead. That honest advice can save you a lot of money.

To get a FREE no obligation quote on DPF replacement in Brisbane, call (07) 3277 6833 or fill out the enquiry form below.

A diesel particulate filter, or DPF, sits in the exhaust of most modern diesel vehicles. It traps the soot your engine makes, so that soot does not end up in the air we breathe.

The Australian Design Rules set emission standards for new vehicles, including smoke limits for diesels, according to the Department of Infrastructure. That is why most late model diesel utes, SUVs and vans now leave the factory with a DPF.

Over time, the filter fills with soot. To clear it, the vehicle burns the soot off in a process called regeneration. However, regeneration only works when the exhaust gets hot enough.

When Do You Need DPF Replacement In Brisbane?

You may need a DPF replacement when:

• the DPF warning light stays on after a regeneration or clean
• an assessment shows the filter is cracked, melted or full of ash
• the vehicle keeps dropping into limp mode
• a previous clean did not bring exhaust back pressure back to normal
• your vehicle manufacturer recommends replacement at a set interval

Common symptoms of a failing DPF include:

• loss of power, especially when towing or climbing hills
• higher fuel use than normal
• black smoke from the exhaust
• DPF warning lights on your dashboard

The Queensland Government says a vehicle that smokes continuously for 10 seconds or more has something wrong that needs fixing as soon as possible. So don’t ignore these signs.