Government To Allow Emissions Delete, Bye DPF, DEF, Cats And More. Finally Commonsense

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5:44 min.


TK's Garage
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Jan 26, 2025
In todays video I talk about the epa and be complete pull back, it’s now legal again to delete emissions, will this come to manufacturers from the factory?Let’s discuss this in the comments
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Think how much money the farmer will save being able to get this stuff off their equipment. Not to mention how much the trucking industry will save as well.
China does nothing to their diesel engines by the way...

 

[Kevlar]

Wish Canada would

 

[bczoom]

I know someone that did the delete on his diesel truck. I think it cost him around $3500.
It would be so much better if equipment could just be purchased without it. If you want it, fine, buy one with it. If not, don't install it at the factory.
I know I WILL NOT buy a diesel that has this crap installed. It seems to be the biggest failure item on new equipment.

 

[tommu56]

I hope this comes out our F550's at the fire house are having problems because they idle so much at a call we have been having problems and has to spend $$$$ needlessly the local ambulance have the same issues

 

[FrancSevin]

My son put generic DEF in his X5 BMW. IT only takes the special BMW version. Engine shut down.

Remediation Cost; $3500 at the dealer.

DEF sucks.

 

[m1west]

The emissions crap hurts diesel engines badly, it’s what killed the dodge eco diesel. The soot plugs up the oil passages and it destroys itself

 

[m1west]

The Trump administration is going to force Ca. To abandon CARB and all its bullshit rules. MAGA

 

[tommu56]

The Trump administration is going to force Ca. To abandon CARB and all its bullshit rules. MAGA

The issue os the other brain dead states that follow the leader right down the path of self destruction at least PA doesn't have their head up their a$$ yet!

As of August 2022, fourteen states have adopted both California's ZEV program as well as the LEV standards: Colorado, Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington.