Ah the fap is not serial now? I was thinking...
I don't quite understand your second sentence, what is it to be a beef consumer?
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Although one does not prevent the other ...
Although one does not prevent the other ...
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Woodcutter wrote:I'm not sure that the C1 and its two sisters are "fapable" ...Christophe wrote:Uh ... yes but no because for example the C1 hdi fap is an urban car par "excellence" ... This is at least the commercial argument of the citroën advertising campaign ...
70% of new vehicles in France are diesel, right? And 2/3 of the life of a vehicle is spent in town or peri-urban. You count ...
But hey it may change fissa since diesel is the same price as gasoline ...
It is not because consumers are oxen that what they do is not stupid ...
Finally ... a priori even PSA the king of Diesel is changing his rifle for small engines! (is it the Euro6 effect?)
"changing their minds for small engines", you mean they are going to abandon small cars with diesel engines? with the price of diesel it could be understood; the ideal would have been to make small gasoline-electric hybrids or the small C3 CNG with stop and start system: good also for the city and the road. But the little hybrid will never exist because of the cost; it's a shame because that's exactly what you need in town.
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georges100 wrote:I still have a problem .....
I am told to ease off and not push the plans to pollute less ...
but I am told to push the regime to eliminate the particles of FAP ....
So what do I do??????
But to eliminate the particles from your FAP, you stop near an organic garden and you make your diesel snore thoroughly: it will do them a lot of good with organic vegetables !!
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jonule wrote:the FAP is a bogus gadget like the EGR valve, it does not solve much but it flatters the green side of the buyer ... and the manufacturer ;-(
I quite agree with you ...
especially since the FAP is harmful YES YES,
in addition to the fact of burning the stored particles (in addition to very small particles) The FAP reduces the mass of CO2 emitted while driving, yes but
I saw a graph a few months ago with the representation of the family of particles (size)
FAP creates more fine particles, the most harmful to health
ex to illustrate:
=> smoke without FAP with a Big particle of 10mg + 5 small 1mg = 15mg rejected
=> same smoke with FAP (the big one is filtered, but also broken into small) always 5 small, and + 4 small created by the big one = 9mg of rejected but more toxic in fine !!
I hope the example speaks for itself ??
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It is silly to buy a small fuel oil for the city but people do it (70% you said it) because they are oxen who follow the herd and go to the slaughterhouse, like the others!Christophe wrote:[..] I don't quite understand your second sentence, what is being a beef consumer?
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