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That one is simple, just make the vehicle not run when certain conditions aren't met. Most diesel trucks already do this from the factory, if you don't follow t
by hydrogen18 10y ago
That one is simple, just make the vehicle not run when certain conditions aren't met. Most diesel trucks already do this from the factory, if you don't follow the regen. cycle the truck just turns off.
- rlpb 10y agoThat wouldn't sell well. Manufacturers would end up doing more to make sure it doesn't run out. This is my point - read back up the thread.
- bluead 10y agoWhat do you mean it wouldn't sell well? DEF diesels in the US do go into limp mode (5 mph limit) if you ignore the empty DEF alerts. Well, they don't sell well in the US, but they didn't sell well prior to DEF, so I don't think you can pin the blame on that.
- hydrogen18 10y agoSeems to sell just fine in the current market, I haven't seen a huge move away from Diesels as a result of its introduction.