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Replacement DPF filters

What to check when buying a replacement diesel particulate filter: OEM, aftermarket and remanufactured units, emissions approval, fit and warranty.

Short answer

Before buying a replacement DPF, confirm the old one cannot be cleaned. Then choose between OEM, aftermarket and remanufactured units, checking the exact fit for your vehicle, compliance with the relevant emissions standard, catalyst specification and warranty.

Products are being researched for this category. We only list products with verified manufacturer information. In the meantime, the buying guide below explains what to look for.

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Buying guide: DPF filters

Do you need a new filter?

Many filters sold as "blocked" can be restored by cleaning. Replacement is needed when the ceramic is cracked or melted, or cleaning cannot restore flow. See cleaning vs replacement and DPF filter price.

OEM, aftermarket or remanufactured

OEM filters match the original exactly. Aftermarket filters vary in substrate and catalyst quality, so look for emissions approval and a clear warranty. Remanufactured filters should be flow-tested and documented.

What to check before buying

  • Exact fit

    Engine code, part number and whether the catalyst is integrated.

  • Emissions compliance

    Suitable for the vehicle's emissions standard and testing.

  • Warranty terms

    Including conditions around fitting and root-cause repairs.

  • Fitting kit

    Gaskets, clamps and sensor parts may be extra.

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Frequently asked questions

Are aftermarket DPFs any good?

Quality varies. Choose units with clear emissions approval, flow and catalyst specifications and a meaningful warranty.

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