FCA Receives Certification for EcoDiesel

RobertRyan wrote:
Looks like the EU is not on the same wavelength as the EPA. They have a lot of doubts about the FCAEmissions prob into Jeep in the EU

What does that have to do with the 3.0L being restricted by the EPA? Those vehicles have the 1.4L, 1.6L, and 2.0L. The 3.0L found in the European Grand Cherokee is also slightly more powerful than the US version due to the lower Euro 6 NOx restriction.

Basically a breach elsewhere is as bad as the EPA finding a breach in the US
Dutch investigation July 2017

Looks like the EU is not on the same wavelength as the EPA. They have a lot of doubts about the FCAEmissions prob into Jeep in the EU

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:

No that banned diesel in the US is now not banned. Jeep is under a cloud in the EU
You worked for a diesel manufacturer?? Seding tou know little about Diesels I find that difficult to believe

LOL!! That is hilarious. Says the guy that says more false statements than a politician. Again, the fact is that the US has more strict emission regulations and I have posted numerous references stating so while you posted zero references backing up your "I hate
It certaAmerica" false statements.

It does not no how many times you may repeat it. As far as I know there is still
a cloud hanging overthe acceptance Jeeps in the EU. Non accepatance does have ramifications in other markets

LMAO ^^^

Perrysburg Dodgeboy wrote:
Good Lord give it a break all ready! This has nothing to do with Euro standards and we live in North America so who really cares what they do anyway?

That is what I told him when he started this ****.

I do.... :B

Good Lord give it a break all ready! This has nothing to do with Euro standards and we live in North America so who really cares what they do anyway?

RobertRyan wrote:

No that banned diesel in the US is now not banned. Jeep is under a cloud in the EU
You worked for a diesel manufacturer?? Seding tou know little about Diesels I find that difficult to believe

LOL!! That is hilarious. Says the guy that says more false statements than a politician. Again, the fact is that the US has more strict emission regulations and I have posted numerous references stating so while you posted zero references backing up your "I hate America" false statements.

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:


Just like an Italian Engine has been configured for Euro 5 and USTier 2 regulations. The engine that started this thread
You seem to have no idea how various engines are configured to meet different emission regulations

Are you talking about the very same Ecodiesel that was banned by the EPA, but was still legal to sale in Europe since Euro 6 is less stringent. The very same Ecodiesel that was delayed almost a full year at the plant in Italy so they can be recalibrated to meet the stricter US emissions standards even though they already met Euro standards?

Ram 1500 EcoDiesel Delayed Until Early 2014

"According to Allpar, a large number of the EcoDiesel engines have been held at the VM engine plant in Ferrara Italy to be recalibrated to meet the American emission standards. Allpar also reports that the VM production line that was tasked with producing the EcoDiesel 3.0L V6 has been paused and should the calibration issue reports be true – it would make good sense for Chrysler to stop producing the engines until they are able to ship those engines that have already been produced."

Yeah, I remember that engine, and thanks for bringing it up because it proves exactly what have been saying that the US emissions are more strict than the Euro emissions.

Oh, and I have actually worked for a diesel engine manufacturer that sold diesels globally. How many have you worked for?

No that banned diesel in the US is now not banned. Jeep is under a cloud in the EU
You worked for a diesel manufacturer?? Seding tou know little about Diesels I find that difficult to believe