Thread: EGR delete.

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

If you don't mind your dirty emissions helping to kill about 1000 Aussies a year, then go ahead and delete it.

now that I have permission to...

does any one know where it is on any of the following

2.25D in a series
tdi300 or the 4bd1...

Originally Posted by Tombie

The one down the bottom of the page is.....

......pretty damn ordinary.

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

If you don't mind your dirty emissions helping to kill about 1000 Aussies a year, then go ahead and delete it.

I reckon your recent jaunt would have produced more pollution than I'm likely to make in the next year. How many did you see, in the mirrors, falling off the perch as you sashayed past?

Originally Posted by V8Ian

I reckon your recent jaunt would have produced more pollution than I'm likely to make in the next year. How many did you see, in the mirrors, falling off the perch as you sashayed past?

Sashayed is a word that is massively under utilised today.

Cheers

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

If you don't mind your dirty emissions helping to kill about 1000 Aussies a year, then go ahead and delete it.

Do you have any data to support this? Like emissions before and after delete, cause of deaths? Any thing specific? Long term effects on emmisions compared a intake fouled EGR engine versus a clean intake EGR delete?

Originally Posted by Bohica

Do you have any data to support this? Like emissions before and after delete, cause of deaths? Any thing specific? Long term effects on emmisions compared a intake fouled EGR engine versus a clean intake EGR delete?

Data? If my deletion, on a car covering 10,000 km per anum is going to kill 1,000 good folk, what is the total killed?
Multiply the number of vehicles, sans EGR (by design or modification) by 1,000 by the multiple of 10,000 covered annually. It's a wonder we're not climbing over mountains of dead bodies.
Does your car have EGR fitted, Mike?

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

If you don't mind your dirty emissions helping to kill about 1000 Aussies a year, then go ahead and delete it.

Now that is an inconvenient truth.

The truth is vehicle emissions are responsible for more deaths per year than car accidents, and diesels are the worst offenders.

It is this realisation that will see the death of the diesel - just a matter of time now.

So when are you getting rid of the the Defender Mick?

Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

(of course the greenies will have conniptions about this so dont do it, they whined until it was illegal).

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

If you don't mind your dirty emissions helping to kill about 1000 Aussies a year, then go ahead and delete it.

IRMC