The point ..... well firstly, what a stupid question.

1. You may do a lot of town driving, a DPF is essentially a consumable part, price one up, the DPF removal option is a hell of a lot cheaper (DPF on my Toyota Avensis 2.2 was £3k including Labour under Warranty)

2. You get what you pay for, it needs a delete pipe, it needs someone to do the labour, all of this costs money and it has to be mapped out, even if going for the delete option

£719 is not a bad price for it in the grand scheme of things, if you think you will benefit from it, DPF removal is not all about performance.

Its a question ! A stupid one ? Probably ! Don't expect any different from me if I'm spending £719 I'd like to know WHATS THE POINT ! , I could have asked it a little differently I guess but I didn't :p

If you're already paying £400 for the remap then an extra £320 for a DPF seems reasonable.

If you weren't having any DPF issues tho and the DPF delete doesn't add any powerrrr (Shark said above DPF delete+ stage 1 =130bhp which is same as stage 1 alone?) then I can see why it would seem pointless. Does protect against a costly future repalcement part tho....

Raw nerve touched :(

No raw nerve touched. It just annoys me when people post stuff that isn't constructive. As you say, you could have asked the same question in a different way. Ie without the negativity and attitude.

No raw nerve touched. It just annoys me when people post stuff that isn't constructive. As you say, you could have asked the same question in a different way. Ie without the negativity and attitude.

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Seb clearly thought that DPF removal came free with a remap - why do people not look into these things and do research before mouthing off?

Assuming freedom members get the usual Shark discount so that £719 isn't quite as much for those of us in green

Thanks for the prompt reply with the price.... not too bad. I would go for the removal and the remap, i like the way my partners Mk1 1.9TDI Fabia drives following its remap, so when my warranty is up i will certainly be doing this.... the DPF removal is just something i want because i don't wish to have to keep in mind that if my job changes (likely) and i am going to be doing far more town driving, i then can expect issues with the DPF, This is just not on, and i want the same freedom to drive it how i like that we have with the MK1 Fabia.

Assuming freedom members get the usual Shark discount so that £719 isn't quite as much for those of us in green

Touchheeee

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Seb clearly thought that DPF removal came free with a remap - why do people not look into these things and do research before mouthing off?

Please look at post 5* probably its something I may do ,out of warranty as for the mouthing off ? Me ? Never

Touchheeee

Touchee? I must be missing the obvious then as to me he was simply stating that there's a further discount for Freedom members. Useful info IMO and could save you quite a chunk of cash so surely useful to know?!

Touchee? I must be missing the obvious then as to me he was simply stating that there's a further discount for Freedom members. Useful info IMO and could save you quite a chunk of cash so surely useful to know?!

Yes I understand what waplord said/ wrote it goes deeper than you are aware ! Waplord knows I'm a knob

Yes I understand what waplord said/ wrote it goes deeper than you are aware ! Waplord knows I'm a knob

erm ok, I guess I can't really argue with that!

I was referring to the discount shark offer for freedom members which from memory is 10% so for a £12 spend thats £71.90 off the bill taking it down to £647.10 which is a much better ammount

Sorry to burst the bubble on the Freedom membership guys, but we only offer than on Stage 1 remaps and not DPF deletes etc.

Sorry to burst the bubble on the Freedom membership guys, but we only offer than on Stage 1 remaps and not DPF deletes etc.

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Yes I understand what waplord said/ wrote it goes deeper than you are aware ! Waplord knows I'm a knob

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