but 'cleaning' them out its a good excuse to put your foot down once in a while
(part of me thinks that bit misses the whole point of fitting them though....)
[Edited on 8/7/2013 by mcerd1]
See a lot of cars advertised as euro 4 . Whilst i know this is all about emissions does it mean if its a diesel it has a dpf fitted ??
it just means it meets the euro 4 emission standard - its upto the manufacture how they do it...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_emission_standards
Dpf or egr it seems then.
most newer cars have them now
but 'cleaning' them out its a good excuse to put your foot down once in a while
(part of me thinks that bit misses the whole point of fitting them though....)
[Edited on 8/7/2013 by mcerd1]
"(part of me thinks that bit misses the whole point of fitting them though....) "
absoloutley!! my mondeo, tries to regen, but just ends in limp home mode, untill i thrash it for 20 miles at above 3.5k revs
each time, ive done that, it feels like a new car!!
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Originally posted by steve m
"(part of me thinks that bit misses the whole point of fitting them though....) "
absoloutley!! my mondeo, tries to regen, but just ends in limp home mode, untill i thrash it for 20 miles at above 3.5k revs
each time, ive done that, it feels like a new car!!
