Full delete W166 Bluetec 2012
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2012 ML 350 Blue Tec
Full delete W166 Bluetec 2012
I would love to hear from someone who has done this for recommendations as who to use and who not to use. Seems that when I mention Bluetec everyone goes quiet Was it worth while, have you got reliability, more power and better fuel consumption. Please let me know as I have to do something real quick now.
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Why? What's the urgency to do this?
I've personally never read about anyone doing this. Not to mention that I don't think it's socially acceptable today, what with so much emphasis on ecology etc. Not preaching here, I'm one of those who years ago would pull the smog pumps and EGR's off my cars. Just saying, times be a changin'....
I've personally never read about anyone doing this. Not to mention that I don't think it's socially acceptable today, what with so much emphasis on ecology etc. Not preaching here, I'm one of those who years ago would pull the smog pumps and EGR's off my cars. Just saying, times be a changin'....
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I would love to hear from someone who has done this for recommendations as who to use and who not to use. Seems that when I mention Bluetec everyone goes quiet Was it worth while, have you got reliability, more power and better fuel consumption. Please let me know as I have to do something real quick now.
Further, there is extensive software associated with the pollution control hardware. If the hardware is tampered with/removed this software will require extensive revision. Don't think such revision exists.
On the plus side someone living in Russia has engineered a device that purportedly defeats the software when the hardware is removed. There are several threads here discussing this device.
