Good evening everyone,
I just discovered the Pantone engine.
It's a great idea. there is no doubt.
But legally can one transform his engine?
Thank you
Insurance and laws
The Pantone reactor used in water doping on diesel engines does not change the engine, which remains faithful to all indications of the registration. In this case, the Pantone reactor is content to treat the oxidizer (air) by adding dry steam treated by the heat of the exhaust gas. This decreases the engine consumption (which, I repeat, remains strictly the same) as well as pollution. This accessory is so beneficial that the government should make it mandatory, at least for vehicles traveling in the city.
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Nothing ... there is nothing to do!
When will there be 100 000 vehicle modified then maybe ... but I doubt that we reach this figure one day (without industrialization)
When will there be 100 000 vehicle modified then maybe ... but I doubt that we reach this figure one day (without industrialization)
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Hello Gerald.
I share the same concerns and I think that we should remove this doubt, because indeed, I think that in case of serious accident things would be delicate
and all those who have an interest in this system falling into oblivion will not hesitate to put the package on. Sometimes I tell myself that I am going to ask my assurance, but it would be surprising if they would answer me in writing.
I share the same concerns and I think that we should remove this doubt, because indeed, I think that in case of serious accident things would be delicate
and all those who have an interest in this system falling into oblivion will not hesitate to put the package on. Sometimes I tell myself that I am going to ask my assurance, but it would be surprising if they would answer me in writing.
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In other words, the process should be made known to the experts mandated by the insurance companies and possibly allow them to try a water-doped vehicle so that they can report the harmlessness of the system, and stressing that the Having a water tank under the hood and in the trunk can reduce the risk of fire.
Note that pantonized vehicles have passed the CT without problem.
Note that pantonized vehicles have passed the CT without problem.
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hello cuicui.
This is true for technical control, but we must not forget that they have a list of control points to check, for the rest, that is to say outside of this list, their responsibility is not engaged, in other words they They do not care and they can even say that the vehicle at the time of the control was quite in accordance with the origin, but hey ..... sincerely it is better to pay attention, it is always the same, as long as everything goes well it bathes but in the event of this, it is a real pity that such a system has not been developed.
This is true for technical control, but we must not forget that they have a list of control points to check, for the rest, that is to say outside of this list, their responsibility is not engaged, in other words they They do not care and they can even say that the vehicle at the time of the control was quite in accordance with the origin, but hey ..... sincerely it is better to pay attention, it is always the same, as long as everything goes well it bathes but in the event of this, it is a real pity that such a system has not been developed.
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breizh wrote:in case of a serious accident things would be delicate
This alarmist conception of insurance seems strange to me.
Indeed, an insurer can, if it wishes, insure anything, including a Pantone reactor without the car! The premium is calculated based on the estimated risks.
If the company's experts conclude that a pantone poses an additional risk to the vehicle, a surcharge will be required. If on the contrary, they think that this assembly improves security, we can negotiate a bonus. It just needs to be clearly specified in the contract.
If an insurer refuses to insure a pantonized car, there is nothing to prevent it from addressing its competitors.
In case of disaster, I do not see why the insurer would not do his job.
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bonjpur cuicui.
There is nothing strange about it, just worrying about a system that is not homologous, which has been often mentioned by others before me, and without doubt that they, like me, deplore it. You can always tell your assurance of modify but as I read before in case of serious pep they could take refuge behind the fact that you have no right to equip with any system not homologue.des tomorrow j questions my insurance and I promise to do to know the answer here even.I specify that I am of a pessimistic nature but sometimes it is averse to be realism after coup.je sincerely think that the urgency is to refechir to make homloguer our child cheri, reflect on what one could do that.
cordially breizh.
There is nothing strange about it, just worrying about a system that is not homologous, which has been often mentioned by others before me, and without doubt that they, like me, deplore it. You can always tell your assurance of modify but as I read before in case of serious pep they could take refuge behind the fact that you have no right to equip with any system not homologue.des tomorrow j questions my insurance and I promise to do to know the answer here even.I specify that I am of a pessimistic nature but sometimes it is averse to be realism after coup.je sincerely think that the urgency is to refechir to make homloguer our child cheri, reflect on what one could do that.
cordially breizh.
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