Dpf Cleaning Ltd

17/10/2026

Sorry the page has been lacking its normal fun filled honest posts 📫

I was in Surgery Wens sorting out my upper jaw and teeth something alot of you will know its been well and truly needed. Surgery went well and im back to work Monday.

While not posting buisness has been crazy busy and want to thank the current garage manager who was kind enough to hold down the fort while I was off.

If your looking for a cheap reliable car then this is it.

2012 Vauxhall Insignia 2.0

New Turbo ( supplied by turbo works. )
Full service last week.
Full service History.
Dpf cleaned.
Cambelt done .

Ready to go .

£1450

02/10/2026

Another vauxhall needing a dpf clean .

02/10/2026

Help

17/09/2026

Car is now beyond economical repair .

This is nowhere near acceptable.

Shocking 😲 😯 😮

14/09/2026

Paul's 2014 Mondeo which came in for dpf issue and visible exhaust leak.

The flexi had left the chat so a new flexi was welded in new dpf vaporizer fitted .
Dpf cleaned and new oil & filter fitted. Dpf should last another 100k miles plus now.

07/09/2026

26/08/2026

https://youtu.be/9DhslFBCu9M?is=0_Sbju32Dd2It4nb

Full video of the ASX.

26/08/2026

Happy ending to the ASX who was scammed by Dpf Fixer a few months ago.

Customer did as he was told by them and fitted a new sensor funny enough i was right and car broke down once done. After his return from working away we had the car recovered to us late last night and set about this morning fixing it correctly. Customer collected the car and was charged next to nothing due to the social media platforms rasing decent amount on our previous video so thank you to all wjo commented shared and liked the original video.

25/08/2026

⚠️ THE CAR IS WORTH £1,000.

THE OWNER WANTS TO SPEND £4,000 REPAIRING IT.

SHOULD THE GARAGE REFUSE?

On paper, it sounds ridiculous.

Four times the value of the car.

You could buy another one for less.

You could probably buy two—and still have enough left for a celebratory McDonald’s. 😂

But then the owner explains…

It belonged to their dad.

It was the car they learned to drive in.

It brought their children home from hospital.

They’ve owned it for 20 years.

And replacing it with another £1,000 car could simply mean purchasing somebody else’s collection of undiscovered problems.

Now the calculation changes.

Because market value and personal value are not the same thing.

A garage has a duty to be honest.

Explain the repair cost.

Explain the vehicle’s value.

Identify any other serious defects.

Make it completely clear that spending £4,000 does not magically turn the whole vehicle into a new car.

But once the owner understands all of that…

Whose decision should it be?

The garage may also have genuine concerns.

What happens if another unrelated component fails next month?

Will the customer still remember the warnings?

Or will the story become:

“I spent £4,000 there and now something else has gone wrong”?

That is where sentimental repairs can become dangerous for both sides.

Not because repairing the car is necessarily wrong…

But because expectations must be nailed down more securely than a 1990s dashboard. 😂

Should the garage:

A) Accept the repair because it is the owner’s money and choice?

😎 Strongly advise against it, document everything, then proceed?

C) Refuse because the financial risk and future expectations are too high?

D) Only proceed after inspecting the entire vehicle and agreeing exactly what the £4,000 does—and does not—cover?

👇 Garage owners: would you take this job?

Mechanics: have you repaired a vehicle you knew would never make financial sense?

Owners: if it were the last car connected to somebody you had lost, would its market value matter?

Choose A, B, C or D—and explain why.

This one has no easy answer. ❤️

14/08/2026

Please dont fall for these scams i do try my best to keep on top of any scammers on our page but not to worry the snow in Gosport is fine to drive in 😎😎😎😎