Geo
Trader - Funster
- Jul 29, 2007
- 11,757
- 14,565
- Funster No
- 35
- MH
- Autotrail Tracker FB
- Exp
- 45 +years with breaks
Some garages are known to offer their customers DPF deletion services, DVSA has reminded MoT garages that severe penalties will be the result of such action with loss of testing status and also that
it is an offence to drive a vehicle that has been modified in this way.
He said: “The potential penalties for failing to comply with Regulation 61a are fines of up to £1,000 for a car or £2,500 for a light goods vehicle.
As a result of the number of DPFs being modified there has been talk of tighter smoke test values for DPF equipped vehicles to help ensure the DPF is functioning, something the DVSA say will be looked at
“In the meantime, the DVSA is repeating its plans to take action against any business that is authorised for MOT testing who also offers a DPF removal service outside the MOT scheme
it is an offence to drive a vehicle that has been modified in this way.
He said: “The potential penalties for failing to comply with Regulation 61a are fines of up to £1,000 for a car or £2,500 for a light goods vehicle.
As a result of the number of DPFs being modified there has been talk of tighter smoke test values for DPF equipped vehicles to help ensure the DPF is functioning, something the DVSA say will be looked at
“In the meantime, the DVSA is repeating its plans to take action against any business that is authorised for MOT testing who also offers a DPF removal service outside the MOT scheme