Sexual Chocolate wrote: » Lads quick question. Should a dpf still regen when using cruise control ? Drove on the motorway for nearly 2 hours and it seems the the car tried to perform a regen when I got off the motorway.
Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: » Absolutely, cruise control for a long time with no change is probably the best condition for the DPF When you were on the motorway, what rev was she sitting at ?
Sexual Chocolate wrote: » 2200 @120kmh..... I just found it strange that by time I got to the end of the M9 when I hit the roundabout it decided to regen (I think). Holding onto the gears and more of a deeper sound from the engine is what seems to be when its taking place. And that horrible burning smell through the vents when stationary.
CIP4 wrote: » It happened to me a few times when I had diesels. I suppose it’s impossible for the car to know how long you will be on the motorway for and when you are getting off. Maybe the soot levels just weren’t high enough for it to request a regen on the earlier part of your motorway trip.
Sexual Chocolate wrote: » True that. I'm thinking of picking up a Carly adaptor so I can monitor the soot and ash levels. Unless someone could recommend something different.
Midnight_EG wrote: » Well I bought one, let's see how long it lasts
Truckermal wrote: » Nice one and tested until February!
colm_mcm wrote: » Best colour on them too IMO
Midnight_EG wrote: » I wasn't sure, the first time I viewed I wasn't certain as I felt the silver fell away but on second viewing today (and after sleeping on it and not being able to take my mind off it all day/night) it definitely felt good. I took it for a good 35 minute test drive too before I bought, and bar some wheel balancing in the front left it's perfect.
Duke O Smiley wrote: » So no Quattroporte! :P Smashing buy. Is it one of the two from Rockfield Cars?
CIP4 wrote: » Only really seeing the benefits of the cheaper fuel prices now since I went back to working Mon-Fri. I don't normally run the tank below quarter but the last two times ran it till the light came on and was still only €56 to fill. Just looking back and the end of Jan I put the exact same volume of fuel into the tank and it cost just under €68 that's a fair difference.
Truckermal wrote: » We don't care!
Diabhalta wrote: » Cork city council: We need to widen the footpath here and get rid of two parking spaces to show everyone we care about pedestrians and we prioritise them as a sign of progress. This guy: Severe lack of parking spaces in this area, and the city council builds a completely useless piece of footpath.
Marcusm wrote: » The funny thing is that each of your photos illustrate illegally parked commercial vehicles not carrying out any commercial function. They simply don’t need to be there.
Ubbquittious wrote: » Even if you're passing and you havn't had your coffee?
Truckermal wrote: » Would you drink Coffee out of that yoke? I certainly wouldn't...
eljono wrote: » Saw a red Dodge Viper on the back of a pickup truck today outside Galway. No photo unfortunately as was driving. Anyone know of one in Ireland?
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