In view of the Volkswagen scandal could I claim for the DPF?
Last year I had to have the DPF replaced at a cost of around £900. In light of the Volkswagen scandal, is it likely I will be able to claim this back? After receiving a letter confirming my vehicle is affected, I read that the 1.6 CR engine will need new fuel injectors and a hardware tweek.
The way I see it is that the DPF is there to reduce emissions and if they are in breech of the laws, then I may not have had to have this replaced. What are you views?
The way I see it is that the DPF is there to reduce emissions and if they are in breech of the laws, then I may not have had to have this replaced. What are you views?
Asked on 14 October 2015 by pcpkone
Answered by
Honest John
That is a distinct possibility. The I.6 TDI has had a lot of EGR and DPF problems and now we know the reason why. In a few months time you could be in a strong position to claim for the DPF.
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