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C'est quoi le modèle , specs ?
C'est des répliques de bmw style 666 fait par une filiale de Fast, 18x8,5 +35 sur du 225/40 en avant et 245/35 en arrière
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C'est quoi le modèle , specs ?
Faque le AdBlue c'est direct un 2e trou//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190728/7afb6d74cde00c245de9c8d3119667a4.jpg
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Older cars were stupid where the filling locations were. Under the hood, under the trunk, in the bumper etc... Behind the rear seat. Now everyone seems to have them in the most logical spot ever.Tu pensais que ca allait ou le DEF?
Je savais pas si c'était un fill dans le hood ou ailleurs.Tu pensais que ca allait ou le DEF?
Depends on fuel consumption really. Normally every service for some cars.Je savais pas si c'était un fill dans le hood ou ailleurs.
Tu remplis ça a quelle fréquence??? Si le trou est a côté du diesel ça doit en prendre souvent en maudit
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Ok, the BMW had 10k km on odometer and required AdBlue. The next service was 25k km according to the trip computerDepends on fuel consumption really. Normally every service for some cars.
Older cars were stupid where the filling locations were. Under the hood, under the trunk, in the bumper etc... Behind the rear seat. Now everyone seems to have them in the most logical spot ever.
Older BMW X5s had two tanks, main and reserve.. the main tank filler was hidden under the air intake snorkel so people would only fill the reserve tank....
Je savais pas si c'était un fill dans le hood ou ailleurs.
Tu remplis ça a quelle fréquence??? Si le trou est a côté du diesel ça doit en prendre souvent en maudit
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Didn't it happen where a woman put fuel in the def tank of a pickup and it was shooting flames out the tailpipe
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Didn't it happen where a woman put fuel in the def tank of a pickup and it was shooting flames out the tailpipe
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with the scrubber running super hot to burn off NOx by spraying urea into the hot exhaust, I could see how spraying diesel there would cause it to ignite.
The SCR doesn't "burn-off" the NOx. It chemically changes the NOx into Nitrogen and water.
yes, correct. still runs very hot to ignite diesel if it's sprayed like urea.