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08.05.2020 21:21 | # 1 |
eran | |
I would like to get your feedback.
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08.05.2020 21:21 | # 2 |
omerb | |
eran bey, your vehicle is probably diesel. Diesel has a system called dpf. This takes place from time to time and the vehicle becomes more abnormal than usual. Here, the vehicle takes some action to burn the soot and the knock you mentioned occurs. This is not a mechanical problem. It is all about the reaction rate in gasification. You press the gas, as if you feel that gas is given after half a second, the car suddenly moves and knocks. If this is the problem, this is normal. I think don't touch your vehicle. Do not seek adventure. You coincide with an inexperienced master. They make you absorb from your vehicle. You get both money and pleasure. This is my advice. Exactly.
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08.05.2020 21:21 | # 3 |
eran | |
[QUOTE = omerb] eran bey, your vehicle is probably diesel. Diesel has a system called dpf. This takes place from time to time and the vehicle becomes more abnormal than usual. Here, the vehicle takes some action to burn the soot and the knock you mentioned occurs. This is not a mechanical problem. It is all about the reaction rate in gasification. You press the gas, as if you feel that gas is given after half a second, the car suddenly moves and knocks. If this is the problem, this is normal. I think don't touch your vehicle. Do not seek adventure. You coincide with an inexperienced master. They make you absorb from your vehicle. You get both money and pleasure. This is my advice. Exactly. [/ QUOTE] Yes, I forgot to mention, my car is diesel. The problem is not at the moment of gassing. It feels more pronounced at speeds like 100 km / h. When I pull my foot out of the gas, it is thrown into the militia and knocks. You are right when you say it. I'm afraid to come across someone who doesn't know. In fact, it makes sense. When it enters the particle cleaning mode, the vehicle is probably from it.
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08.05.2020 21:21 | # 4 |
eran | |
[QUOTE = omerb] eran bey, your vehicle is probably diesel. Diesel has a system called dpf. This takes place from time to time and the vehicle becomes more abnormal than usual. Here, the vehicle takes some action to burn the soot and the knock you mentioned occurs. This is not a mechanical problem. It is all about the reaction rate in gasification. You press the gas, as if you feel that gas is given after half a second, the car suddenly moves and knocks. If this is the problem, this is normal. I think don't touch your vehicle. Do not seek adventure. You coincide with an inexperienced master. They make you absorb from your vehicle. You get both money and pleasure. This is my advice. Exactly. [/ QUOTE] The master of the private service where I showed the vehicle also said what you said. The reaction in this vehicle is normal, he said something like the acceleration reflex of the engine or something. I did not handle it either. I knew that DPF was activated from time to time. This may be the reason why the knock I mentioned is occasional. Fortunately, I was relieved.
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08.05.2020 21:21 | # 5 |
sonerkyl | |
thank you for the information
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