Dpf delete services

Yes good point.
I see that some farmers can get an exemption and they can have it removed because of danger to catching crops on fire when the DPF does it burn off.

That disclaimer (not that I have seen it) probably isn't worth squat in a real life legal battle, but who knows. If people get the mod done knowing it's illegal and get busted, then wear the consequences yourself in my book....getting a bit sick of people that want to break the rules to suit themselves, then cry and blame others when they get caught out. It's a risk people can choose to take, nobody is forcing anyone to go there and get such a mod done. No idea why anyone would want to inform an insurance company of any illegal mod they do....once again, do the mod then don't complain if it voids the insurance claim later on...it's the risk people take, or maybe just don't do the mod if you are the type that'll blame others instead of wearing the consequences of your own actions....simple hey.
How do they keep operating?....probably because most government departments are under staffed these days and have a big enough work load to deal with already.

I have heard in the U.K. they have mandatory checks for dpf mods as part of the registration check it's only a matter of time before it happens here.I don't own a diesel myself and there's no way I would take that risk it's just not worth it.

True and until that happens these people will keep on operating

Dozens of companies advertise performance chips, and EGR delete plates too. Modifying a vehicle with either of these, petrol or diesel is just as Illegal, it's exactly the same law.

For example if you chip an engine, it must be inspected to ensure it meets the same emission standards as out of a factory - almost none would.

Magazines neglect to tell you this in their reviews. cant have that advertising revenue dwindle even faster than it is already by pissing off one of the best source of advertisers.