DPF Cleaning Service

(Diesel Particulate Filter) DPF Cleaning

A DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) is designed to catch & oxidize soot (unburned fuel). The ash is pushed to the back of the filter and stored. Over time, this build up of ash requires removal. Routine maintenance is key with all different brands of DPF Filters. Being proactive in service intervals will decrease downtime and service expenses overtime and is often helpful to plan your DPF cleanings in advance. By staying up to date with your services, your equipment will stay operational longer, keeping your truck on the road.

Benefits for your truck from a routine DPF Cleaning:

Improved Vehicle Performance
Increased Fuel Economy
Avoid Breakdowns
Extend DPF Life
Lower Maintenance Costs

Why Choose CIT Trucks for DPF Cleaning?

After-treatment failures are the leading cause of breakdowns in the trucking industry. We know how important it is to regularly clean and maintain filters and you need someone you can trust handling the most important parts in your truck. With the cost of new DPFs continuing to increase in price, taking care of your filters is one of the important aspects of regular maintenance. Our highly skilled technicians at CIT Trucks are equipped with the training and knowledge to complete a variety of services on DPFs and DPF Filters and are experts in aftertreatment care. Stop in and see us to get your equipment in top-shape for the road.

Recommended OEM Intervals:

Cummins – 500K miles for 2016 and newer (older engines require cleaning at 200K miles)
Volvo-Mack – 250K-400K miles depending on application
Paccar – 200K miles for EPA13
CAT – 200K miles or up to 2 years

Outstanding service performed. They kept me informed of the status of my truck throughout the process and was through about what was needed. I would absolutely recommend.

From the first phone call explaining my situation to completing the job on a Friday afternoon, 5 stars all day thanks to everyone who made this happen. I was preparing myself to spend the weekend in Springfield but 4 hours later I was back on the road.