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Old 22-01-2019, 11:05 AM   #1
EOTTA
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Default DPF removal & Re-mapping

Hi,



While it was still under warranty (thankfully) our TDCI LV2 Focus had its computer replaced. At that time, I used to frequent another forum and there were a few topics about removing the Diesel Particulate Filter and having the computer re-mapped.
I remember that there were several posts about a chap who ran a NSW business (Not "Chip Tuning Australia") who specialised in doing this on small cars, not big trucks and SUV's etc. I wonder if any of you know who it is I'm trying to remember here and can help out this decaying grey matter I have between my ears.
If not, can anyone recommend someone in the South East (Melbourne Canberra Sydney etc) who does this sort of thing, please?

Thanks in advance and Cheers,

Rob
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