DPF Cleaning costs..can someone help with a cost effective place?

maybe @Cattleman84 knows in that area.

 

I'd usually say to take it to DPF Alternatives, but there are no locations near Twin Falls. If you did decide to deadhead out to one of their locations, it's a 24 hour turnover to get them cleaned. It's also been a while since I've had mine cleaned up, I think it was between $250-$400 for DOC and DPF cleaning.

DPF Alternatives Locations

Anything that affects the exhaust pressure can cause soot levels to be affected, so it may not be a plugged or full DPF.

 

@tramm01
@Oxbow
@sawmill

Maybe they know someone.

Another option you might consider. An imdependent shop can take those out and have them cleaned by the dealer. Normal cost is under 200$ to have them cleaned.

Then just buy new clamps and gaskets and the independent shop can reassemble

 

Maybe try Idaho Truck on Kimberly Road in Twin or Dewitt’s in Jerome— I don’t know anything about DEF other than it sucks but those are fairly good shops— another idea is maybe call Gary Amoth trucking and see what they’re wrench thinks

 

I cant remember who we used right off the top of my head, but if I understood the process correctly they would bake the filter and then blow it out... Not a permanent solution but it did get ya up and going for at least a few more months, and it wasn't very expensive IIRC.

 

I believe that @Accidental Trucker has had good service out of KW in Pocatello. What is the name of that shop that builds trucks in Rupert or Paul @tramm01 ? I wonder if they can do it. Jackson Group has a lot of stores now. Pocatello, Idaho Falls, and a new one in Heyburn I believe.

I can't really help beyond that as I haven't ever had to get one baked yet. Cat in Pocatello has a truck shop and bakes them as well - might be an option.

 

Barclay Truck Rebuilder’s (BTR)?

 

Maybe Pratt there in BF? Like I say, I don’t know anything about the DEF systems

 

Maybe Pratt, but I think they would have to send them to a dealer to get cleaned - could be wrong though.