Testing for “off road” or “red dye” diesel?
Having engine work done on Dodge Cummins for possible fuel restriction or lack of fuel problem. The garage has had to do several “bucket” tests. Probably 15 up to 25 gallons of “red dye” diesel has ...
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WTP-GC wrote:travelnutz wrote:
I'm all for it being a felony, a very high fine, a min of 90 days jail time, and confiscating and impounding the vehicle for having removed or having tampered with any of the pollution controls/systems on a vehicle. Gas or diesel! First offense. After the jail time is served, the vehicle can be towed from the impound directly to an certified repair facility, brought back to OEM requirements and re-certified all done at the owners expense before the vehicle being released back to the owner for use on any public road in the USA.
A real lesson would be well taught and the word would spread like wildfire! The messing around issues with pollution systems would cease to be a problem very quick!
Wow, you're a special kind of crazy.
Not to mention you're WAY off-topic.
Some folks just like to stir up controversy, even when they don't know what they are talking about. As most of us know, this thread has NOTHING to do with tampering with emissions systems or anything else on the vehicle.
Mike
