The Risks of Removing the Particle Filter: Expensive Fines and Illegal Tricks

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Some devices for cars can be very expensive, from the point of view of the fines you face: pay particular attention to this element

What do you clearly know about using some devices by car? There are some, and especially one, that if found in the car can cost a hefty finethat’s what we’re talking about.

Today there are so many problems that motorists must face, not least, indeed, perhaps priority, the expensive gas. We’ve all been dealing with it for months but it doesn’t seem to want to drop. Even the measures to cut excise duties do not seem to resolve the issue. But we certainly can’t do it illegally.

The increases in bills and gas have seen an increase of 200% and the ever higher cost of living pushes many people it pushes many people to look for tricks to make ends meet even in a way not lawful.

Among them is a trick which could cost really expensive, up to 1,600 euro fine. The trick, which is prohibited by law, consists of a very simple move, something that many are able to do, so let’s see what it is.

Here’s the trick not to do: it’s expensive!

We talk about removing the particle filter (FAP) which for more or less twenty years has been placed on all cars, especially those diesel. On petrol cars it was not present before but now it is also found with another name (GFP) or Gasoline Particulate Filter.

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The basic operation is the same for all. a diagnostic software monitors the filter to ensure proper handling and proper functioning. There are models also equipped with a third element that adds a additive to fuel. The additive allows the system to reduce the temperature needed to make the system regeneration. The filter reduces the emissions of polluting microparticles ma increase also the consumption of fuel because some fuel remains trapped in the filter and is then burned by a procedure automatic cleaning what does the engine do.

Anyone who eliminates this filter is trying to reduce consumption at least partially, but commits a serious offense that can cost much more than not continuing to use it. It is therefore also a moral question as well as being an economic question, always having to be divided and fought between the common good and the good of one’s own pockets.

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2023-08-27 20:01:48
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