Explains why a driveable vehicle with a DPF warning still needs measured checks before cleaning, including pressure readings, regeneration history and root-cause diagnostics.
A warning against using software to hide unresolved emissions faults, with PPG's position that diagnosis and legal repair come before any calibration decision.
Highlights the difference between responsible calibration work and masking emissions faults, with a focus on transparency and proper diagnostic checks.
Explains why an AdBlue countdown can continue after topping up and why SCR faults need proper assessment rather than assumptions about one failed part.
Explains cases where cleaning is not the correct first move, especially when sensors, fuelling, boost or regeneration conditions are causing the problem.
DPF cleaning should not be sold as a quick fix for every diesel warning light. PPG starts with a £120 assessment before recommending on-car cleaning or off-car refurbishment.