Cleaning a dpf filter

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Cleaning a dpf filter

12-11-2016, (Subject: Cleaning a dpf filter )

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RE: Cleaning a dpf filter

I have no idea. But perhaps if you own a kiln? I think it needs 1200° for several hours to clean it. Than pressure test it. But I'm not sure myself.

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Cleaning a dpf filter - cpward - 12-11-2016,

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