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Lexia/DiagBox North East

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Hello,
As per my post history and adventure of getting my faults repaired, I have purchased EOLYS Fluid (Seller informed me this one will fit the spec of my car) and will try and get it fitted as soon as it arrives however, I am looking for someone in the North East of England (Newcastle, but can travel) who has a Lexia/DiagBox to be able to reset the fluid level.

Will be available next week until Friday if possible.
Not sure if this is the correct approach or even allowed but thought I would throw a dart in the dark.

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Re: Lexia/DiagBox North East

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Have a look here.

A list of those offering diagnostic services and a map of their locations.

It is mentioned in the blurb but PM them to arrange a diagnostic session and agree on terms.
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myglaren wrote: 04 Apr 2025, 15:11 Have a look here.

A list of those offering diagnostic services and a map of their locations.

It is mentioned in the blurb but PM them to arrange a diagnostic session and agree on terms.
Apologies for rushing on the post and not doing my research, that's just my laziness - thanks for the link, will message those closest!
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Note that the closest one to you hasn't logged in for four years.
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Update: Found a local spot which is better for me, however had a lad on a Facebook group tell me he can map it out completely, is this a silly thing to do, seen on some posts that the EOLYS fluid reduces the DPF tempature to burn off or in that ball park.
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It is illegal to map it out and would fail the MOT if it were spotted.
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myglaren wrote: 04 Apr 2025, 17:18 It is illegal to map it out and would fail the MOT if it were spotted.
Yeah, not the route I am wanting to go at all, just to save £90 every few years, give or take.
Plus, only route I would go in regards to the DPF is probably to clean it.
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I was offered the option of deleting it from my daughter's C3 recently but preferred to pay the £600 to retain it.
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myglaren wrote: 04 Apr 2025, 17:57 I was offered the option of deleting it from my daughter's C3 recently but preferred to pay the £600 to retain it.
How come it was £600?
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New tank and pump.