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2024

  • Control of 4 Gases (CO, CO2, HC, NOx): Operation and Environmental Impact

    Since the 1990s, the automotive industry has incorporated catalysts, AdBlue and measures to combat CO, HC and NOx in order to reduce its environmental impact, but the Euro 7 standards could pose new challenges.Read More

    2023-12-18 2024 0 369
  • Buying used catalytic converters: Factors to consider and associated risks

    The article warns against buying second-hand catalytic converters for cars because of uncertainty over their condition, the risk of increased pollution, and the extra costs involved in removing them. It recommends opting for new catalytic converters to ensure better durability and performance.Read More

    2024-01-24 2024 0 666
  • Cordierite vs Silicon Carbide: A guide to choosing between DPF and high quality catalytic converters

    If you need to replace your car's diesel particulate filter or catalytic converter, the choice between silicon carbide and cordierite is crucial. Opt for silicon carbide for better filtration quality and longer life. Cordierite, although cheaper, offers slightly lower performance. Choose quality materials to avoid premature breakdowns and optimise your vehicle's performance.Read More

    2024-04-12 2024 0 271
  • Products and methods for cleaning an EGR valve

    The EGR valve, which is essential for reducing pollution by recycling exhaust gases, can quickly become clogged, especially in urban diesel cars. Simple methods, such as driving at higher engine speeds on the road, help to eliminate deposits. For in-depth cleaning, a garage is recommended. Specific additives can also prevent clogging, especially for urban driving. Avoiding short journeys and under-revving also helps.Read More

    2024-05-10 2024 0 168
  • How much does a new & used EGR valve cost ?

    The EGR valve reduces pollutant emissions by reinjecting exhaust gases. It clogs up over time and needs replacing, at a cost of between £100 and £200, plus labour. Second-hand models cost between £15 and £75, but need to be cleaned thoroughly to ensure they last as long as possible.Read More

    2024-06-11 2024 0 303

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