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Hmm don't know just going off what he told me, I know the later 1.6 tdci (psa)? Engine has a dpf.

What's more annoying is a friends 2009 1.8 tdci dpf equipped focus has a plate figure of 1.75

Yeah bottom right hand corner of the sticker I doubt my passat would have been able to blow that from new.

Have you tried starting the car and pressing the bug button once as soon as you start the car then turn off remove key and try it. It worked for mine when I came to it one morning and it had forgotten both keys.

Trying to find the God awful buzzing from behind the bloody dash. It only happens when the engine is running the controls on the climate control doesn't effect it at all. Now it seems to be on permanently after about 2 minutes of the engine running.

Luckily mine is a b5.5 with the pd engine, before all this nonsense started. Definitely been the best family car we've had by miles. Although I do think the US has blown it way out of proportion especially when you see what their huge pick ups are chucking out, but that's OK their classed as commerc...

Blanking the egr on the passat worked wonder too.

I have just bought a 56 A4 3.0Tdi which was built without DPF. Didn't become standard fit on those until 2008. Need to find out if it's safe to get a remap on it. My understanding is that a properly done remap can result in more power/torque AND cleaner emissions due to the car burning the fuel in ...

piglet wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 16, 2018 11:52 am

Do you know what your test results are?

I will have a look for the plate on the A4

Last year it was just under 1.0 if I remember right, but this was before using 2 stroke every tank so hopefully this year it will be lower.

I know I had thought the same but it's also an immediate fail if the sticker or plate has been removed or tampered with according to the draft put out on the .Gov website.

I do believe their is some truth in what the person said. https://i.imgur.com/CMb2S7z.png My passat which is a 2005 euro 4 and non dpf has said plate figure of 0.60 which is less than some dpf equipped cars state on the plate.so if your 2000 as an example diesel has a figure on the manufacturers pla...

Drain tube from the fuel filter housing.

Welcome along

I've never had anyone remove the brake fluid, oil or radiator cap on an mot. Like I said I don't think they're allowed to remove the cap for the MOT.

I thought they weren't allowed to remove engine covers and reservoir caps?