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DPF Failed? Car in Limp Mode? We offer Ultrasonic DPF cleaning, a state of the art solution for dpf cleaning that can save you £100's of pounds and is MOT safe. Come and find out more .....
Wakefield Road, WF8 4HW, Pontefract, United Kingdom
3.7
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Brilliant service from beginning to end. I'd been to two other companies that had attempted to clean my dpf and my car still wasn't right. Found these guys about 25 miles away. My car was stuck in limp mode for a couple of days and Audi wanted nearly 2 grand to fit a new one. They fixed my car and that was 4 months and it's been fine since. Cheers guys.
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