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In Portugal it's common practice to remove them on purpose right after it needs to be changed. Why? Because it's cheaper and there's no proper testing/regulati
by libertine 7y ago
In Portugal it's common practice to remove them on purpose right after it needs to be changed.
Why? Because it's cheaper and there's no proper testing/regulation. It's sad.
- tyfon 7y agoDon't you have the "EU-control" every two years to make sure the car doesn't pollute too much? That is the case in Norway at least and we're not even part of the EU fully.
- libertine 7y agoThe machines used to measure emissions don't have the capacity to identify particles that were supposed to be filtered by the particle filter.