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Car servicing Dartford area.
buckshee
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Looking for recommendations, would rather take it to somewhere people can recommend than the usual places for a full service.
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I always used Claremont in Watling Street.0
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I always use their Welling branch and would highly recommendWilma said:I always used Claremont in Watling Street.1 -
Not sure whereabouts in Dartford area you are but totally recommend the White Post Garage in Farningham. Top place, I've used them for years.
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Orchard garage in Park Road. Honest & do a good job.0
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Funny enough they seemed to be the highest recommended.Elthamaddick said:
I always use their Welling branch and would highly recommendWilma said:I always used Claremont in Watling Street.1 -
Orchard Garage are superb - highly recommend them0
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If you have an Audi/VW/Seat/Skoda try Four Rings.0
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anyone know someone that will weld an exhaust bracket on Honda CRV bexleyheath area0
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Got someone round to check over this afternoon, seems according to most that we've got a clogged particulate filter.
Anyone had this replaced or even better repaired? Been trying to get an idea of what sort of price we might be looking at before the mechanic tries to pull a fast one.0 -
Assuming it's past correcting itself as its designed to do then about £100 at a garage according to this;
https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/advice/emissions/diesel-particulate-filters/
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Cheers, I think I actually mean an egr valve but that rac website looks handy.swords_alive said:Assuming it's past correcting itself as its designed to do then about £100 at a garage according to this;
https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/advice/emissions/diesel-particulate-filters/0 -
My Father in Law is based in Welling and does quite a bit of welding at he's garage. He is really busy at the moment, but will check if he could squeeze you inbertpalmer said:anyone know someone that will weld an exhaust bracket on Honda CRV bexleyheath area0 -
No direct experience but reading around it seems there's again the possibility of clearing it yourself at full revs if not tried already. Otherwise Cleaning it (obviously cheaper option) then replacing it may be required. Replacement cost up to £450 apparently depending on labour costs.buckshee said:
Cheers, I think I actually mean an egr valve but that rac website looks handy.swords_alive said:Assuming it's past correcting itself as its designed to do then about £100 at a garage according to this;
https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/advice/emissions/diesel-particulate-filters/
https://www.autobutler.co.uk/jobs/engine-replacement/egr-valve
https://www.fixter.co.uk/blog/how-much-does-an-egr-valve-replacement-cost/
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Looked into that as an option, had a quote to supply and fit a new one at £170 so at least I know what they should be quoting me roughly when they come if that's what the problem is.swords_alive said:
No direct experience but reading around it seems there's again the possibility of clearing it yourself at full revs if not tried already. Otherwise Cleaning it (obviously cheaper option) then replacing it may be required. Replacement cost up to £450 apparently depending on labour costs.buckshee said:
Cheers, I think I actually mean an egr valve but that rac website looks handy.swords_alive said:Assuming it's past correcting itself as its designed to do then about £100 at a garage according to this;
https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/advice/emissions/diesel-particulate-filters/
https://www.autobutler.co.uk/jobs/engine-replacement/egr-valve
https://www.fixter.co.uk/blog/how-much-does-an-egr-valve-replacement-cost/
New car incoming soon I reckon.0 -
The DPF needs to have a decent run 20-30 miles or so to clear the shit out, sometimes a man with a computer needs to clear the fault afterwards. Its the problem with diesels and doing short trips0
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Cheers mateCarter said:The DPF needs to have a decent run 20-30 miles or so to clear the shit out, sometimes a man with a computer needs to clear the fault afterrwards. Its the problem with diesels and doing short trips
Turns out it's the O2 sensor which unfortunately is seized up so they didn't want to force it in case it caused more damage than good, going to soak the fuck out of it with WD40 for the next couple of days and hopefully I'll be able to change it myself. If not then it'll have to go into a garage. Annoying as I need it sorting soon as.0
