I’m glad I found this video. I’ve been thinking about the dpf deletion on my recently purchased 2008 Ford Mondeo Titanium X 2.2D. It’s currently on 133,000 miles and the dpf is currently half full @ the .5 reading. But the engine behaves & goes like it should. Except for the odd cough or stutter at particular rev’s. So your video & it’s comments have made me more favourable at removing the dpf & egr completely. But I now feel I need to get the compression & injectors checked first.
Injector clean, turbo check and fix if needed , new glow plugs, intake manifold and valves clean, new oil and filters , new antifreeze and a good flush and empty the dpf completely not drilled inside . And sure a good remap from good people not incompetent idiots.
I love this brother's matter-of-fact'ness 🤣. A great video, speaking from experience and sharing useful advice for anyone thinking of deleting EGR & DPF. Well done.
Totally 💯 true . From experience people at my country do delete both DPF + EGR as well as Adblue if equipped , then ECU remapped and programmed again due to these changes. Engine run cleaner and you can put an Engine Oil that have A3/B4 classification which is very good for running longer between oil changes. Additionally fuel burn more efficiently since Oxygen is high as result of deleting the EGR. One thing for those who want to do it , if your DPF works , you can do a custom exhaust pipe , save the DPF to be reinstalled again incase of any regulatory issues. Your engine definitely will last longer as results of this delete. Last advice , use injector cleaner with upper cylinder lubricant often ( every 2K miles ) , your high pressure fuel pump , injectors and your engine will Thank you very much and last longer.
I use at every second full of diesel. I do oil change about 7-8000 km and even faster after winter when i do a bit of idle to warm up, i also change gear oil and antifreeze like at 3 - 4 years old . Oil is cheap and parts cost a lot . I agree with what you say. This engine now rebuild 3 year ago will last me to my pension. With 8 liters / 100 km and 300 hp and 0-100 km/hour in 5-6 seconds this is more than fast enough for me. If i go on highway at 130 km/h and floor it , it goes to 200 in a few second and keep pushed in the seat. Way more than enough !!! I have no need for that like ever . But it feel good to know is there. Sometimes i like to have bit of fun. I think the 635d is a lot of car value for the money it cost . Options very good too. Got pretty much all you want in a car. Navigation is a bit old but for cheap apple play can be added. Music sound excellent, ac is very good, heating too, seats very good and all electric, good lights, i mean what more you want in a sporty car 🤣
i have just had my dpf removed along with egr shut off and stage 1. drives great but please can anyone tell me how it will pass an mot without any dpf or cat as i believe they are in the same section straight after the manifold. its a 2014 2 series 218d. any help or advice would be great also there is a smell of fumes now when car is ticking over. thanks in advance. adam
this comment is another example of small minded thinking. It’s about reducing particulates in the air near where people live. Next time you’re by a busy road just have a look at the thin film of black grime on nearby surfaces. Imagine what you don’t see in the air.
@@lx5103 Yup, unfortunately the diesel particulates get stuck in the pulmonary alveoli and cancer is a possibility. I can tell easily when an idling car has no DPF, the sensation in my body is horrible.
I did the same.. saved my T5 from terminal problems and 2 years of soft limp mode. The forced regens damage the engine !!! in my opinion. Once the job was done the engine had a fantastic high revving power. However the true cause later surfaced that the turbo was leaking oil a lot into the DPF and the exhaust manifold was warped causing a pressure leak. However I did not change the oil enough I recommend 5k oil changes or 2x per year.
Literally looking to do this myself now, was quoted 180 for egr delete, waiting so see what dpf + egr delete would cost, reply back and I'll let you know @aak9042
Thanks for your feedback. I have a question please: When you remove the DFP you remove also the O2, Temperature and pressure sensors also or you keep them? Thanks for your answer
they remain there and the new software will act acc to them being there. I did not remove them. I do not know what the software does but i think it uses them as the fuel consumption seem to be a bit better than when it had dpf. Like 0,5 liters / 100 km better
After months of DPF problems and attempts to rectify it with no success I am considering getting the dpf gutted and my EGR blocked for my Mercedes GLA I had two questions. Will I have problems when it comes to the MOT and is there any sort of benefit getting the swirl flaps removed aswell?
I pass Mot with no problems. They can not see inside the dpf as you cut on the weld itself and weld back on the weld. I know how to weld well so when I was done and polished and clean all it looked as before. Remove flaps too as they can brake and fall in the engine. And than is bye bye engine. You can not revive a bad dpf ! if is like 100 k and is bad that is it. Their life is 150k aprox. Is also the fact that engine being older make more carbon and is a cascade effect. I just looked at my tail pipes today as i washed the car. Is all black and full of carbon . And my engine was rebuild i have perfect compression and clean calibrated injectors. Do what i said and stop worry about it or go rebuild your engine and put a new original dpf . If you prepared to spend about 10 k on the car and want it as from the factory.
@@mihairadupop2491 okay I spoke to the garage they mentioned that they wouldn’t need to do anything with the egr as the dpf would just be getting gutted does that sound ok to you? Also I’m assuming that I would only need the ecu calibrated to account for the hollow DPF and not remapped is that correct?
@@globaltech6396 they software they do is a remap in itself. There are 3 stages of power. Get the lowest one. As you did not upgrade the rest of the components. You do not make a lot of sense in your questions.
Do you can remove physicaly the sensors attached to the dpf? with bosch edc16 c35 the reports say "combined solution". I have a 335d m57 with a tune, i bought with a tune already and the sensors are missing but the car runs great. Any problem?
Isn't it already considered as felony in some countries? How does MOT work in these cases ? I know in some countries you can pay a person not to look for it, etc. Just wondering how it's in UK.
@@matoatlantis if you ask this question there is no point you watch my videos. Go away from my channel. Find some other place to write comments. People here are interested in technical solution not pointless conversation.
Dpf is deleted in software. I think you mean physical removal. I do not recommend is a lot of work . Is not easy on 635d . Unless u good at mechanics. If u cant afford to pay for it a ramp, sell the car. Is a very expensive car to run. This car eat up like 2000 a year in costs and is not even my every day driver. And i mean here repairs not taxes.
1 year later being now, making 4 years now, is it still going strong? i gut and delete all my cats/dpfs etc and never have issues with engine or exhaust/cat systems, for years now
@@davidcarvalho1904 yeah, i did not put down pipe i cut the dpf off the car and made it into a silencer keeping the flow diameter correct . So it looks like it has the dpf but inside of it is just a stainless pipe and ceramic foam for sound dampen . So gas flow with no restrictions . And block the egr with a metal plate . Not just delete in computer . Make sure all on the engine is fine, glow plugs must all work and fit new. All manifold and valves clean and flaps removed and pcv valve new. Also make sure maf values are good when doing the delete. Also new filters, oil , in gear and engine and new antifreeze. Want it running perfect to make the delete and have no smoke . Also run a few botle of injector cleaner
Pretty much the same. I like to keep litters/100 km, is about 7.5 in the summer and like 9.5 in the winter. I do not need the car much since I got the new van. It got to a point where i drive it just to go out in weekends or if i have a longer trip to keep it moving. The problem when u spend a lot to fix a car ... nobody wanna buy it even at cost of all repairs. So i think is gonna be with me until the day is getting scrapped. Is in good condition, so i will get 5 to 10 years out of it. By than the technology will be on electric or hydrogen we will see. If someone made me a good offer i would sell as i do not need it and we already have 2 cars except this one.
Hi. I wanted to ask a question about the the glow plugs and glow plug relay . For some reason no one wants to take this job on as they say the glow plugs are very fragile and will crumble when tried to he removed destroying the engine . Is this something you have come across before ? . I have a bmw 335D F31 . Was wondering if anyone can advice on this matter .
It is a very hard job. Only experienced mechanic would recommend for this . You will need to keep car off the road for a few days. Put penetrant oil and ease them and put more and ease some more . Is something you do not touch unless you got the tools and know exactly what you doing as you brake them in and then is hard to get out
@@mihairadupop2491 I see it makes sense ..... I do really want to change them but I guess I'll have to hold off until I can find someone extremely knowledgeable in that field .
@@munimuni5168 might be surprised but all it take is a good drill and an extractor kit. Is not expensive to get the tools but the experience to do it without damage to block . Thats hard to find. The guy who has the hand for the job and the balls to drill it out just right. I learned in the old days how . It takes a lot of practice but is doable . Must find old maister who still alive and has the skill.
@@mihairadupop2491 that is grest information to know. Thank you for explaining it to me . Makes even more sense why BMW themselves don't even want to take on this job for me .
Hey man, my DPF is probably clogged up, it's in the 'emergency state' and the spiral loop is on the dashboard. Most garages I went to said they could not find any faulty errors but said they were almost a 100% sure it was a DPF. It's a Polo 1.4 2015 BlueMotion Diesel manual, it has only 130.000 miles which is not a lot for considering it's age. The garage said a new DPF will be around 5000 euros!! Crazy, considering I bought the car for around 8000 euros. Do you think a DPF removal and delete would be best in this case? Just to remove the inside filter of the DPF, close off the EGR, and turn off the EGR in the ECU? Thanks in advance.
Yes, and find a good company to make your remap to stage 1 . Don’t even bother to take to garage is pointless. Take off dpf, remove all from inside and weld back and put it back empty. Put new glow plugs on the engine. Block egr completely and remap it. Will be just fine.
@@cleangodetailer if u do short trips u need 3000 mile oil changes and your valves and injectors cleaned constantly. Valves you should clean anyway every 50 k with walnut blasting. And run a spray clean every 10 k for prevention. Diesels are not for short trips ! Dpf or not. Is about oil temperature and heating up not about dpf. At least take it out once a week and drive it like an hour on highway. You kill a diesel even old ones without dpf in 10 min drives and than shut down and again 10 min next day. Worst you can do for a diesel. Buy a petrol for that. The bmw 635 d and similar cars are GT , thats a grand tourer. Means for a big fucking long trip not go buy potatoes at aldi 2 miles away. 😉
@@cleangodetailer what short trip does is carbon up the engine and the rings and than you lose compression and is game over. There is no fix for it. I do flush every oil change . That helps but if u never done it and u got 130 k … you risk more damage. Flush is grate if you do since the car is new . If the car is full of sludge than that need a engine take apart and clean manually . If it blocks an oil passage to a shaft bearing is fucked . Or to the variable time valves . But if u do flush and 5000 mile oil change since new and clean valves and injectors . You will leave it for your grand kids. It will run to 1 mil km . My dad did that to his old car, he had from new. Car went to scap at 32 years old engine was still original. Still ran just a bit oil consumption. 1.2 mil on the clock. Body was all rusted due to age and interior all worn but engine still worked. This days they do all they can to make your car blow up at 100k . But you can do a lot to prevent that.
@@mihairadupop2491 I drive everyday to work which is a 1 hour trip, but besides that I drive some small trips here and there, those won't matter that much then? I use it for long distances for the most part, just sometimes for small trips.
@@mihairadupop2491 thank you for the answer! There's nothing wrong with the car, there's no smoke, it runs perfectly. I just thought it'd be best to do these mods.
People help please I have dpf full light on dashboard and burn lot oil and mpg around 25 used to be 45 if I do dpf delete and remap does help mpg and oil burning?
Mi-ai salvat portofelul probabil, am un ford focus 3 1.6 tdci, azi vara am fost la curatar de dpf si ghici ce? Iar am check engineul aprins, masina merge si yrahe bine dar stiu ca daca astept prea mult o voi infunda toata, tor romanu lamureste romanu, bafta si mersi de sfaturi
Yea, but you still need to empty the dpf as is blocking the exhaust and destroy turbo . Is making pressure before the dpf and choke the car. Is like you try breath out with a nose full of mucus . Must be taken off and empty is no other way. You can put the empty case back to look “ stock “ . All the rest of the exhaust can stay .
The testers don't actually read grams of CO2 or whatever. My MOT tester is the one who advised me to get the EGR and DPF mapped out when I had issues with them.
@@Costa_del_Artlepool the egr and dpf was introduced as legal requirement to tax the fuck out of us. They are not good for life of your engine. Military build cars have then factory removed ….. .
Depends how good of a job you will do at welding . If welded right on the exact same place it was factory welded you can not tell. I weld for a living , is my job . So i did it good . If you do not specialise in this pay someone who is.
UK is currently piloting a new MOT test measuring the particulate numbers. That will get rolled out and will be part of MOT. Cannot think how that can be cheated! @@bbglas007
Yes is the effect of removing dpf. Is toxic stuff. Will die from cancer now like the rest of us. Maybe not if you lucky . No really now … dpf are good to save air but the system is very expensive . Is a choice. You chose to pollute like me. See you in hell buddy i ll keep seat warm for you near me.
Salut Mihai, doar ce am golit si eu dpf-ul , si am anulat egr ad blue, air flaps, merge impecabil, de nerecunoscut, singurul lucru ce ma deranjeaza este la relanti, e putin mai zgomotoasa, pot sa fac ceva sa se auza mai frumos?
Pentru MOȚ ai nevoie de un friendly tester sau ar trebui să traca oricum? Am făcut egr și DPF și sincer nu fumează de loc, are miros a “golf 4 diesel” dar în rest trage mai bine și e mult mai economică, și să aude puțin turbina fain la tobe :))
@@mihairadupop2491 ok im sorry, in this case i'm going to put you a example in your model, the consumption in highway specifically going to speeds around 60-70 mph. how much your car drinks of fuel at those speeds?
@@aaronx137 my engine inline 6 diesel twin turbo did on last trip Lancaster - London and back 5.59 litter / 100 km. I filled up when left than again full when home and did the math. I also drove like 70-90 .
Salut, am sa ma uit la un 635d sâmbătă viitoare.. DPF Off AGR off, 360CP Soft Stage 1 240.000KM Ce zici, tine motorul ? distribuția e prima. are probleme cu lanțul motorul ăla ?
@@aamo10 a lot, thousands . If you have a major engine failure on the 635 d considering the age of the car is not worth fixing any more. Is because of very high labour cost to replace engine . They are old cars now, mine is 2009 . Is 15 years old. How many miles on that engine u got ?
@@aamo10 yeah, i don’t know how that happen, they very good engines if well cared for they go 3-400 k no probs. I cant help you, you need a good diesel mechanic to open it up . Is a matter of luck now. 120k miles is nothing for a 635d . Can do 3 times as much . Was it bad cared for ? Abused ? Is very very rare your fault
I don’t know, i did not measure before and after . But it does 1100 km on a tank . Fuel is the least of the worry on this car. A set of tyres is 1000 gbp 😂 If thats your worry do not buy a bmw is not cheap on parts. I measured when i was in Ro last time it did 6.4 % highway .
Yeah i have it. Compared to a Toyota ? Than no. Is a high performance diesel with over 300 hp that makes more than 40 mpg. It will be high on care but is a good car in general . Very few left in good condition .
@@k-9k-97 160k miles. Timing chain is original, minor electric fails . As in window regulators and like glow plugs , throttle body . Not big things. But i do look after it well. Is a very nice car for what is worth . I mean for the money it costs, is a hell of a car
@@k-9k-97 i just did a trip to London from Lancaster. Left full tank and came back between quarter and half. Checked oil before and after. Did not go down at all. I change at 3-4 k miles. There is no drop at all. I think for a 15 year old car is very good . Plus i go like 70 on the highway and if i floor it than it will pull, like pull hard . I like it.
excellent video - same in my BMW (EGR/DPF delete and car is much healthier) but you do not need to blank the EGR unless it is stuck open. You can shut it permanently at the ECU.
@mihairadupop2491 if it was stuck open it would melt the intake manifold, but it depends on how early you caught it. Mine is shut permanently on ecu with dpf delete too. Much better for the cars and oil seems to last a lot longer as you said. I still change it every 6000 kms though
Salut.Abia te am descoperit. Am schimbat un 2015 Seat Leon 2.0 TDI FR estate cu un Audi A6 2.0 TDI ultra, are și Adblue pe lângă DPF și EGR. Mașina e din 2016, aș vrea să o țin pentru ceva timp, deși le schimb cam la 3 ani 😂 Mi ar place un 3 litri diesel de la BMW sau Audi. Revenind la ce griji am acum, mașina are 111k miles, merge foarte bine, să aștept până am probleme sau mă gândeam să fac EGR and DPD delete și Adblue cat mai curând cu remap după? Ai pe cineva de încredere aici în UK? Stau pe lângă Harrow dar mă pot deplasa dacă e nevoie. Mulțumesc în avans. Weekend plăcut.
Am dar e in Preston. Nu stiu cat e de departe pentru tine. Daca nu are nici o problema i-as face doar o curatare generala. Ar trebui analizat presiunea inainte si dupa
@@mihairadupop2491 Salut. Da, mă gândeam un control de rutină și după aceea dacă e cazul și am probleme, să mă apuc de Delete DPF, EGR și Adblue 😂 Mulțumesc mult.
So... you have a bad glow plug (100£ let's say), the ECU doesn't regenerate and the DPF gets blocked. You deleted the DPF,EGR, remaped the ECU for 1000£+. After that you've changed the glow plug... 🤨
@@alexdragomirescu5084 you have a bad glow plug and you do not know because most people if they get no check engine they never put a scanner to look ! When was last time you put scaner on it and read all your codes ? I do every oil change to see . Dpf get blocked , and by time you get check engine dpf is 70% blocked, pr more, your turbo is already damaged , and you are in limp mode. This was not my doing. The idiot who had the car did this and sold the car at 70k miles with both turbos worn and dpf dead so i got it dirt cheap and fixed all and yes put fucking new glow plugs and now i got 170k and car is still going grate. If he would have done like a 30k mile service, put new glow plugs he would be still driving it . 30k , you take off glow plugs and change if needed and put them back. So you can still remove them. 30k oil in gear box and filter 5 k engine oil and filter and air filter 60k all manifold and valve clean off the car done by yourself 60k flush the antifreeze and put new 60k change steering fluid and brake fluid . Do this and car will last you a very very long time . About 500 k then the engine will eventually wear and chain will wear but that is a very long time most people drive that in a life time
@@mihairadupop2491 that's my point...people go to the "mechanic" because the car has a problem. The "mechanic" reads the codes with a cheap obd scanner and get a long list of codes (usually 😀). The only thing the "mechanic" sees is "dpf blocked" so he says...you need to change the dpf. 95% of times there's a problem before the dpf. It's amazing that certain "mechanics " even after 20 years of DPFs on cars cannot understand the system.... At least I hope you've got it for cheap 👍
@@alexdragomirescu5084 i paid 4000 for it with the rest of the car being 1 owner and full service at bmw ( LooL ) they missed the glow plugs 😂😂😂. It had 63000 miles and looked mint inside out. A glow plug killed turbo, killed dpf. Quote from them was like 10k . The guy sold it. I delete dpf as per video. I take turbo off and have them rebuild . Did all cleaning , new glow plugs all serice and all the brake job complete new too and new wheel bearings and pretty much anything it was needed . Wanted it perfect . Even had the interior professional detail and leather restored . Today has 170 k, i looked after it , proper serviced . Drove with care . Car is going grate and is very fast. I will be moving to Usa next year i will probably need to sell . I am gutted i have to give it up. I honestly wanna cry even thinking about it . I will buy bmw again there. Probably the M . That will cheer me up . Not sure what bmw will buy there… but it will be 3 L or more 6 inline or v8 . Dont like talk about it i really love this car make me sad to let go.
What about a failing turbo that is leaking oil into the DPF, resulting in it blocking/failing regens? No codes, other than DPF excess pressure etc/regen failing. Turbo was considered operationally fine by ECU. If completely unknown, how do you advise to diagnose (cheaply)? In the scenario above, I decided to DPF delete it, and then once it was obvious turbo was leaking oil into exhaust system, replace turbo. In the UK DPF deletion is very cheap, especially if you can do it yourself/know someone.
@@re_stricted no i don’t. Car was sold when it reached 173.000 miles. Do not know where it is now. How ever i had it for 100k miles pretty much. So all i said here worked fine for 5 years of my ownership . Can tell you as much . I will not buy a bmw again, it was a very nice and fun car but completely useless in this shit hole of island . Bad roads , cameras all over, floods . Worst roads i seen in all of europe. Thats grate if you live in germany or spain pretty much anywhere except uk . Best car here is a landcruiser.
Hahahaha I feel that my friend, I own an e92 with the N57 and I moved down to 18” alloys as the standard 313 alloys were just being destroyed by the terrible roads. I live in an area without many cameras thankfully so can have fun 🙏 Sad you got rid of it I saw you in another comment saying you were willing to consider offers on it. What do you drive now or just your work van?
@@re_stricted i only have van now friend. I miss the bmw it was lovely. But i would like to buy my next one with less work to put into it. And that is expensive. And i do not want to take bank money. Things in the world are looking bad friend. In my country they had a state coup they just cancelled our presidential elections. This are not times to spend money on dreams we might be looking at some major financial crisis coming our way . Look at US they want to put tarif on all imports now , that will be better in long run stimulate local production but on short term will raise prices . To answer your question , i would like an m4 cabrio . But i cant afford one . Not yet anyway…. One day when i can pay it myself not with loans. Fuck banks.
@ Very smart move, you’re right about the BMWs I bought mine cheap and thankfully it hasn’t needed much work but I’ve done a lot of preventitive work and the costs will keep increasing once I take the intake manifold off to do glow plugs, clean up and delete swirl flaps. I also need to do injector seals, I am blessed to have a friend who is a BMW specialist and I know how to wrench myself so I don’t need to spend a tonne of money to recondition the car. You seem to have a very level head and no doubt the m4 will come in the future, good luck with it
Thank you for the update, we really appreciate your experiences!
I’m glad I found this video. I’ve been thinking about the dpf deletion on my recently purchased 2008 Ford Mondeo Titanium X 2.2D. It’s currently on 133,000 miles and the dpf is currently half full @ the .5 reading. But the engine behaves & goes like it should.
Except for the odd cough or stutter at particular rev’s.
So your video & it’s comments have made me more favourable at removing the dpf & egr completely.
But I now feel I need to get the compression & injectors checked first.
Just remove oil cap and see if you have much blow by . If acceptable remove dpf and keep car . Listen to it . If it sound smooth and no blow by is ok
@@mihairadupop2491 can i use liqu moly diesel purge before deleting the dpf just in case to make sure of it???
Injector clean, turbo check and fix if needed , new glow plugs, intake manifold and valves clean, new oil and filters , new antifreeze and a good flush and empty the dpf completely not drilled inside . And sure a good remap from good people not incompetent idiots.
I love this brother's matter-of-fact'ness 🤣. A great video, speaking from experience and sharing useful advice for anyone thinking of deleting EGR & DPF. Well done.
Brother ?
Totally 💯 true . From experience people at my country do delete both DPF + EGR as well as Adblue if equipped , then ECU remapped and programmed again due to these changes. Engine run cleaner and you can put an Engine Oil that have A3/B4 classification which is very good for running longer between oil changes. Additionally fuel burn more efficiently since Oxygen is high as result of deleting the EGR. One thing for those who want to do it , if your DPF works , you can do a custom exhaust pipe , save the DPF to be reinstalled again incase of any regulatory issues.
Your engine definitely will last longer as results of this delete.
Last advice , use injector cleaner with upper cylinder lubricant often ( every 2K miles ) , your high pressure fuel pump , injectors and your engine will Thank you very much and last longer.
I use at every second full of diesel. I do oil change about 7-8000 km and even faster after winter when i do a bit of idle to warm up, i also change gear oil and antifreeze like at 3 - 4 years old .
Oil is cheap and parts cost a lot .
I agree with what you say.
This engine now rebuild 3 year ago will last me to my pension.
With 8 liters / 100 km and 300 hp and 0-100 km/hour in 5-6 seconds this is more than fast enough for me. If i go on highway at 130 km/h and floor it , it goes to 200 in a few second and keep pushed in the seat. Way more than enough !!! I have no need for that like ever . But it feel good to know is there. Sometimes i like to have bit of fun.
I think the 635d is a lot of car value for the money it cost . Options very good too. Got pretty much all you want in a car. Navigation is a bit old but for cheap apple play can be added. Music sound excellent, ac is very good, heating too, seats very good and all electric, good lights, i mean what more you want in a sporty car 🤣
Either of you have a favourite brand of injector cleaner?
@@Costa_del_Artlepool I personally use Lucas Fuel Injector Cleaner
Great video mate. Straight to points that need to be made, every time.
i have just had my dpf removed along with egr shut off and stage 1. drives great but please can anyone tell me how it will pass an mot without any dpf or cat as i believe they are in the same section straight after the manifold. its a 2014 2 series 218d. any help or advice would be great also there is a smell of fumes now when car is ticking over. thanks in advance.
adam
What pollutes more is having to scrap a perfectly good car.
So, considering this, deleting the DPF is actually better for the environment
this comment is another example of small minded thinking. It’s about reducing particulates in the air near where people live. Next time you’re by a busy road just have a look at the thin film of black grime on nearby surfaces. Imagine what you don’t see in the air.
@@lx5103 Yup, unfortunately the diesel particulates get stuck in the pulmonary alveoli and cancer is a possibility. I can tell easily when an idling car has no DPF, the sensation in my body is horrible.
Do you realize a pdf filter gives way more dangeres nano partikeles who are that small they can go trou your skin,they try to hide this@@lx5103
Didn't cut mine, just used an air hammer with deferent attachments, even more stealth!
I like your style 😂
I did the same.. saved my T5 from terminal problems and 2 years of soft limp mode. The forced regens damage the engine !!! in my opinion. Once the job was done the engine had a fantastic high revving power. However the true cause later surfaced that the turbo was leaking oil a lot into the DPF and the exhaust manifold was warped causing a pressure leak. However I did not change the oil enough I recommend 5k oil changes or 2x per year.
I was strugling to delete dpf and egr, I did it week ago and I am happy, car runs so much better
How much did it cost?
about 300 euro@@aak9042
Literally looking to do this myself now, was quoted 180 for egr delete, waiting so see what dpf + egr delete would cost, reply back and I'll let you know @aak9042
I've been quoted £525 to have dpf gutted. Egr delete and stage 1 remap
nice, thanks for giving people cancer.
Thanks for your feedback. I have a question please: When you remove the DFP you remove also the O2, Temperature and pressure sensors also or you keep them? Thanks for your answer
they remain there and the new software will act acc to them being there. I did not remove them. I do not know what the software does but i think it uses them as the fuel consumption seem to be a bit better than when it had dpf. Like 0,5 liters / 100 km better
Dudes the hero we never knew.
Lol , 170 k miles on mine still going strong 😁
After months of DPF problems and attempts to rectify it with no success I am considering getting the dpf gutted and my EGR blocked for my Mercedes GLA I had two questions. Will I have problems when it comes to the MOT and is there any sort of benefit getting the swirl flaps removed aswell?
I pass Mot with no problems. They can not see inside the dpf as you cut on the weld itself and weld back on the weld. I know how to weld well so when I was done and polished and clean all it looked as before. Remove flaps too as they can brake and fall in the engine. And than is bye bye engine. You can not revive a bad dpf ! if is like 100 k and is bad that is it. Their life is 150k aprox. Is also the fact that engine being older make more carbon and is a cascade effect. I just looked at my tail pipes today as i washed the car. Is all black and full of carbon . And my engine was rebuild i have perfect compression and clean calibrated injectors. Do what i said and stop worry about it or go rebuild your engine and put a new original dpf . If you prepared to spend about 10 k on the car and want it as from the factory.
@@mihairadupop2491 okay I spoke to the garage they mentioned that they wouldn’t need to do anything with the egr as the dpf would just be getting gutted does that sound ok to you? Also I’m assuming that I would only need the ecu calibrated to account for the hollow DPF and not remapped is that correct?
@@globaltech6396 u need to block egr. I made a video why. I will not explain for every single person for 100 times that why i made a video about it.
@@mihairadupop2491 okay is a remap essential too ? or would I be good with just gutting the dpf blocking the egr and configure into ecu is perfect ?
@@globaltech6396 they software they do is a remap in itself. There are 3 stages of power. Get the lowest one. As you did not upgrade the rest of the components. You do not make a lot of sense in your questions.
Do you can remove physicaly the sensors attached to the dpf? with bosch edc16 c35 the reports say "combined solution". I have a 335d m57 with a tune, i bought with a tune already and the sensors are missing but the car runs great. Any problem?
No problem
Thank you very much ;)
@@filipassos7849 the sensors are disabled in the ecu after remap
Removed my dpf and remapped. Car runs better with no smoke but I don’t remember if car had such exhaust odor as it has now when engine is cold
Probably not as the dpf did some filtering
Mine stinks too 😂
@@mihairadupop2491 also they flashed Stage1 so my 2 liter b47 has 230 hp instead of 190
man ive been waiting for this video, I somehow remembered
Isn't it already considered as felony in some countries? How does MOT work in these cases ?
I know in some countries you can pay a person not to look for it, etc. Just wondering how it's in UK.
@@matoatlantis if you ask this question there is no point you watch my videos. Go away from my channel. Find some other place to write comments.
People here are interested in technical solution not pointless conversation.
Is it possible to delete dpf on a ramp ? Hard to find garage that does this for decent price
Dpf is deleted in software. I think you mean physical removal. I do not recommend is a lot of work . Is not easy on 635d . Unless u good at mechanics.
If u cant afford to pay for it a ramp, sell the car. Is a very expensive car to run.
This car eat up like 2000 a year in costs and is not even my every day driver. And i mean here repairs not taxes.
DPF is not just deleted in software! the phyiscal materials inside the filter need to be gutted!!@@mihairadupop2491
One question, did you also remive the egr? I spoke with 2 mechanics .. one said to remove it with the dpf, one said to keep it, idk what to do
@@octavianmacicasan6494 remove
thanks for sharing your opinion :)
1 year later being now, making 4 years now, is it still going strong? i gut and delete all my cats/dpfs etc and never have issues with engine or exhaust/cat systems, for years now
So you basically turn off the egr and removed dpf plus remapped the ecu did you put an downpipe? Thanks. I want to do this service.
@@davidcarvalho1904 yeah, i did not put down pipe i cut the dpf off the car and made it into a silencer keeping the flow diameter correct . So it looks like it has the dpf but inside of it is just a stainless pipe and ceramic foam for sound dampen . So gas flow with no restrictions . And block the egr with a metal plate . Not just delete in computer .
Make sure all on the engine is fine, glow plugs must all work and fit new. All manifold and valves clean and flaps removed and pcv valve new. Also make sure maf values are good when doing the delete. Also new filters, oil , in gear and engine and new antifreeze. Want it running perfect to make the delete and have no smoke . Also run a few botle of injector cleaner
Are you planning on keeping it. How’s the mpg now compared to before ?
Pretty much the same. I like to keep litters/100 km, is about 7.5 in the summer and like 9.5 in the winter.
I do not need the car much since I got the new van. It got to a point where i drive it just to go out in weekends or if i have a longer trip to keep it moving. The problem when u spend a lot to fix a car ... nobody wanna buy it even at cost of all repairs. So i think is gonna be with me until the day is getting scrapped. Is in good condition, so i will get 5 to 10 years out of it. By than the technology will be on electric or hydrogen we will see. If someone made me a good offer i would sell as i do not need it and we already have 2 cars except this one.
Hi. I wanted to ask a question about the the glow plugs and glow plug relay . For some reason no one wants to take this job on as they say the glow plugs are very fragile and will crumble when tried to he removed destroying the engine . Is this something you have come across before ? . I have a bmw 335D F31 . Was wondering if anyone can advice on this matter .
It is a very hard job. Only experienced mechanic would recommend for this .
You will need to keep car off the road for a few days. Put penetrant oil and ease them and put more and ease some more . Is something you do not touch unless you got the tools and know exactly what you doing as you brake them in and then is hard to get out
@@mihairadupop2491 I see it makes sense ..... I do really want to change them but I guess I'll have to hold off until I can find someone extremely knowledgeable in that field .
@@munimuni5168 might be surprised but all it take is a good drill and an extractor kit. Is not expensive to get the tools but the experience to do it without damage to block . Thats hard to find. The guy who has the hand for the job and the balls to drill it out just right. I learned in the old days how . It takes a lot of practice but is doable . Must find old maister who still alive and has the skill.
@@mihairadupop2491 that is grest information to know. Thank you for explaining it to me . Makes even more sense why BMW themselves don't even want to take on this job for me .
@@munimuni5168 they do not have mechanics , they have part swappers . Go look at their hands … says it all
Hey man, my DPF is probably clogged up, it's in the 'emergency state' and the spiral loop is on the dashboard. Most garages I went to said they could not find any faulty errors but said they were almost a 100% sure it was a DPF. It's a Polo 1.4 2015 BlueMotion Diesel manual, it has only 130.000 miles which is not a lot for considering it's age. The garage said a new DPF will be around 5000 euros!! Crazy, considering I bought the car for around 8000 euros. Do you think a DPF removal and delete would be best in this case? Just to remove the inside filter of the DPF, close off the EGR, and turn off the EGR in the ECU? Thanks in advance.
Yes, and find a good company to make your remap to stage 1 . Don’t even bother to take to garage is pointless.
Take off dpf, remove all from inside and weld back and put it back empty. Put new glow plugs on the engine. Block egr completely and remap it. Will be just fine.
@@mihairadupop2491 do you find yourself able to make more short trips also with no DPF? since it can't get clogged up now.
@@cleangodetailer if u do short trips u need 3000 mile oil changes and your valves and injectors cleaned constantly. Valves you should clean anyway every 50 k with walnut blasting. And run a spray clean every 10 k for prevention.
Diesels are not for short trips !
Dpf or not. Is about oil temperature and heating up not about dpf.
At least take it out once a week and drive it like an hour on highway.
You kill a diesel even old ones without dpf in 10 min drives and than shut down and again 10 min next day. Worst you can do for a diesel. Buy a petrol for that.
The bmw 635 d and similar cars are GT , thats a grand tourer. Means for a big fucking long trip not go buy potatoes at aldi 2 miles away. 😉
@@cleangodetailer what short trip does is carbon up the engine and the rings and than you lose compression and is game over. There is no fix for it.
I do flush every oil change . That helps but if u never done it and u got 130 k … you risk more damage. Flush is grate if you do since the car is new . If the car is full of sludge than that need a engine take apart and clean manually . If it blocks an oil passage to a shaft bearing is fucked . Or to the variable time valves .
But if u do flush and 5000 mile oil change since new and clean valves and injectors . You will leave it for your grand kids. It will run to 1 mil km .
My dad did that to his old car, he had from new. Car went to scap at 32 years old engine was still original. Still ran just a bit oil consumption. 1.2 mil on the clock. Body was all rusted due to age and interior all worn but engine still worked.
This days they do all they can to make your car blow up at 100k .
But you can do a lot to prevent that.
@@mihairadupop2491 I drive everyday to work which is a 1 hour trip, but besides that I drive some small trips here and there, those won't matter that much then? I use it for long distances for the most part, just sometimes for small trips.
I don’t have access to remapping in my country. Would you still recommend EGR blanking and DPF delete?
In that case i would fix all or scrap it . Answer is no
@@mihairadupop2491 thank you for the answer! There's nothing wrong with the car, there's no smoke, it runs perfectly. I just thought it'd be best to do these mods.
@@MarcosCodaswhat about the smell? Isn't that a give away at an MOT testing
@@h4ksxx there's no MOT where I live.
People help please I have dpf full light on dashboard and burn lot oil and mpg around 25 used to be 45 if I do dpf delete and remap does help mpg and oil burning?
I have removed my Dpf and remapped so the EGR is always closed. Do you think it's still necessary to fiscally plug the EGR?
Yes. And is quite important you do so fast. Is a simple 10 min job to put a metal plate there and block it.
If you disable the dpf how do you get about passing an MOT? Does it have an effect when they do the smoke / emissions test?
If your engine good condition it does not
@@mihairadupop2491 smoke isnt a bad thing that means the soot u have in the car will go out
good engine passes no issues! bad engines fails, dpf hides this fact!
Mi-ai salvat portofelul probabil, am un ford focus 3 1.6 tdci, azi vara am fost la curatar de dpf si ghici ce? Iar am check engineul aprins, masina merge si yrahe bine dar stiu ca daca astept prea mult o voi infunda toata, tor romanu lamureste romanu, bafta si mersi de sfaturi
Great vid! Is there a way to keep all exhaust components and just do an EGR block & a remap that deactivates regen cycles? Thanks in advance!
Yea, but you still need to empty the dpf as is blocking the exhaust and destroy turbo . Is making pressure before the dpf and choke the car. Is like you try breath out with a nose full of mucus .
Must be taken off and empty is no other way. You can put the empty case back to look “ stock “ . All the rest of the exhaust can stay .
@@mihairadupop2491 Thank you bro!
Hi nice video. I'm confused. How do you still pass MOT test without DPF installed?
@@R1Zig why u ask dumb question ?
The testers don't actually read grams of CO2 or whatever. My MOT tester is the one who advised me to get the EGR and DPF mapped out when I had issues with them.
@@Costa_del_Artlepool the egr and dpf was introduced as legal requirement to tax the fuck out of us. They are not good for life of your engine. Military build cars have then factory removed ….. .
Will the MOT tester notice the DPF box or case has been welded or tampered with?
Depends how good of a job you will do at welding . If welded right on the exact same place it was factory welded you can not tell. I weld for a living , is my job . So i did it good . If you do not specialise in this pay someone who is.
MOT didn't pick up extra particles from exhaust pipe?
UK is currently piloting a new MOT test measuring the particulate numbers. That will get rolled out and will be part of MOT. Cannot think how that can be cheated! @@bbglas007
@@bbglas007 heck knows…. It passed . No advisory
@@bbglas007 remove the sticker under bonnet to get higher reading as government guidlines.
Hi mate recently done a dpf delete on my 330d all is fine however the smell is horrible, is this normal and isit bad for you?
Yes is the effect of removing dpf. Is toxic stuff. Will die from cancer now like the rest of us. Maybe not if you lucky . No really now … dpf are good to save air but the system is very expensive . Is a choice. You chose to pollute like me. See you in hell buddy i ll keep seat warm for you near me.
its vile
Great video im thinking to do my g30 530d 2017
Hi i see you in lancaster . Where did you get it mapped and dpf removed there . I need to find good mechanic
Near Preston is a good place can show u
@@mihairadupop2491 yes please can u show me
I'm in preston show me
Dean at Preston carbon clean done mine great guy
How about emmision on MOT how did you deal with it?
It passes no problem
Salut Mihai, doar ce am golit si eu dpf-ul , si am anulat egr ad blue, air flaps, merge impecabil, de nerecunoscut, singurul lucru ce ma deranjeaza este la relanti, e putin mai zgomotoasa, pot sa fac ceva sa se auza mai frumos?
In ce sens mai zgomotos ? Suieratu ala de turbina ?
Pentru MOȚ ai nevoie de un friendly tester sau ar trebui să traca oricum? Am făcut egr și DPF și sincer nu fumează de loc, are miros a “golf 4 diesel” dar în rest trage mai bine și e mult mai economică, și să aude puțin turbina fain la tobe :))
Fix asa si la mine. Daca ai facut treaba buna cum am zis si arata tot original nu ar trebui sa ai probleme.
What's the average consumption of a V6 diesel with no DPF and no EGR?
Your question has way to little info to be answered. Type of engine , miles , winter or summer … . Is a silly question how you asking .
@@mihairadupop2491 ok im sorry, in this case i'm going to put you a example in your model, the consumption in highway specifically going to speeds around 60-70 mph. how much your car drinks of fuel at those speeds?
@@aaronx137 my engine inline 6 diesel twin turbo did on last trip Lancaster - London and back 5.59 litter / 100 km. I filled up when left than again full when home and did the math. I also drove like 70-90 .
@@mihairadupop2491 that's good enough, thx for the information
Salut,
am sa ma uit la un 635d sâmbătă viitoare..
DPF Off AGR off, 360CP Soft Stage 1
240.000KM
Ce zici, tine motorul ? distribuția e prima. are probleme cu lanțul motorul ăla ?
Depinde cum l o grijit. Poate sa duca inca pe atat daca e ingrijit bine . A meu nu are probleme
Hey man on these engines what would you do if you have a rod knock
Find a really good bmw mechanic and pray
What's the normal cost for strip down diagnosis? And if required rebuild what is cost approximately?
@@aamo10 a lot, thousands . If you have a major engine failure on the 635 d considering the age of the car is not worth fixing any more.
Is because of very high labour cost to replace engine . They are old cars now, mine is 2009 . Is 15 years old.
How many miles on that engine u got ?
Its got just under 120k miles
@@aamo10 yeah, i don’t know how that happen, they very good engines if well cared for they go 3-400 k no probs.
I cant help you, you need a good diesel mechanic to open it up . Is a matter of luck now. 120k miles is nothing for a 635d . Can do 3 times as much . Was it bad cared for ? Abused ? Is very very rare your fault
How much miles per gallon are you getting now ?
35 mpg city and like 43 highway
Is there slight blue some on idle
@@abcars2856 neah
I remove dpf on my 320d and now i wona remove egr!
I have those removed on my 635D and it works great!
Salutare! Ce ulei folosești? 5/30 sau 40?
@@cristianrobertpopescu7072 5w40 vara si 5w30 iarna
@@mihairadupop2491 super mulțumesc 🙏
Did your fuel economy get better?
I don’t know, i did not measure before and after . But it does 1100 km on a tank . Fuel is the least of the worry on this car. A set of tyres is 1000 gbp 😂
If thats your worry do not buy a bmw is not cheap on parts. I measured when i was in Ro last time it did 6.4 % highway .
Salut cam câți cai se obțin din anulare egr și dpf?
1 cal, nu iti da putere in plus doar face motoru sa mearga cum trebuie. Senzatia e ca ai vreo 25% da in realitate asa ar trebui sa fie .
Do you still have the 635d? And is this car reliable?
Yeah i have it. Compared to a Toyota ? Than no. Is a high performance diesel with over 300 hp that makes more than 40 mpg. It will be high on care but is a good car in general . Very few left in good condition .
@@mihairadupop2491 what mileage is yours and you never had any problems with timing chain or electronics?
@@k-9k-97 160k miles. Timing chain is original, minor electric fails . As in window regulators and like glow plugs , throttle body . Not big things. But i do look after it well. Is a very nice car for what is worth . I mean for the money it costs, is a hell of a car
@@k-9k-97 i just did a trip to London from Lancaster. Left full tank and came back between quarter and half. Checked oil before and after. Did not go down at all. I change at 3-4 k miles. There is no drop at all. I think for a 15 year old car is very good .
Plus i go like 70 on the highway and if i floor it than it will pull, like pull hard . I like it.
I'm all for it but will it pass MOT?
Yeah
Mine is 25% more economical with these two mods. Amazing difference really.
very interesting, thanks very much.
Salut , pot sa i fac dpf off , dar cu egr on ?
@@RaduBtz99 NU !!!
excellent video - same in my BMW (EGR/DPF delete and car is much healthier) but you do not need to blank the EGR unless it is stuck open. You can shut it permanently at the ECU.
@@ihsanpenny9945 i think mine was stuck open . It destroyed the throttle valve and had to change it . Blocking is 100% sure tho and does no harm
@mihairadupop2491 if it was stuck open it would melt the intake manifold, but it depends on how early you caught it. Mine is shut permanently on ecu with dpf delete too. Much better for the cars and oil seems to last a lot longer as you said. I still change it every 6000 kms though
Delete the ad blue, dpf but keep the egr, as deleting the egr will slowly kill your engine.
@@niallmackenzie99 explain how will delete egr kill an engine ?
@@niallmackenzie99 come on now don’t be shy i want to hear it.
Salut.Abia te am descoperit. Am schimbat un 2015 Seat Leon 2.0 TDI FR estate cu un Audi A6 2.0 TDI ultra, are și Adblue pe lângă DPF și EGR. Mașina e din 2016, aș vrea să o țin pentru ceva timp, deși le schimb cam la 3 ani 😂 Mi ar place un 3 litri diesel de la BMW sau Audi. Revenind la ce griji am acum, mașina are 111k miles, merge foarte bine, să aștept până am probleme sau mă gândeam să fac EGR and DPD delete și Adblue cat mai curând cu remap după? Ai pe cineva de încredere aici în UK? Stau pe lângă Harrow dar mă pot deplasa dacă e nevoie. Mulțumesc în avans. Weekend plăcut.
Am dar e in Preston. Nu stiu cat e de departe pentru tine. Daca nu are nici o problema i-as face doar o curatare generala. Ar trebui analizat presiunea inainte si dupa
@@mihairadupop2491 Salut. Da, mă gândeam un control de rutină și după aceea dacă e cazul și am probleme, să mă apuc de Delete DPF, EGR și Adblue 😂 Mulțumesc mult.
when i saw the vid i thought you wre in Halton...turns out you were in galgate ha
great video
No one offers this service in the UK that I could find.
LOL ... U did not search well enough there are plenty. I know in Preston.
@@mihairadupop2491 Im from Preston here, where have you done it pal?🙂
@@gn9834 Sparks and Sensors ecu remapping & auto electrics
PR4 2AU
They do your software. The dpf job i did myself as I’m an engineer and i weld.
@@gn9834 what car u got ? I mean more like what engine in it.
@@mihairadupop2491 I didnt removed my dpf yet, egr and flaps been done
So... you have a bad glow plug (100£ let's say), the ECU doesn't regenerate and the DPF gets blocked. You deleted the DPF,EGR, remaped the ECU for 1000£+. After that you've changed the glow plug... 🤨
@@alexdragomirescu5084 you have a bad glow plug and you do not know because most people if they get no check engine they never put a scanner to look ! When was last time you put scaner on it and read all your codes ? I do every oil change to see .
Dpf get blocked , and by time you get check engine dpf is 70% blocked, pr more, your turbo is already damaged , and you are in limp mode.
This was not my doing. The idiot who had the car did this and sold the car at 70k miles with both turbos worn and dpf dead so i got it dirt cheap and fixed all and yes put fucking new glow plugs and now i got 170k and car is still going grate.
If he would have done like a 30k mile service, put new glow plugs he would be still driving it .
30k , you take off glow plugs and change if needed and put them back. So you can still remove them.
30k oil in gear box and filter
5 k engine oil and filter and air filter
60k all manifold and valve clean off the car done by yourself
60k flush the antifreeze and put new
60k change steering fluid and brake fluid .
Do this and car will last you a very very long time . About 500 k then the engine will eventually wear and chain will wear but that is a very long time most people drive that in a life time
@@mihairadupop2491 that's my point...people go to the "mechanic" because the car has a problem. The "mechanic" reads the codes with a cheap obd scanner and get a long list of codes (usually 😀). The only thing the "mechanic" sees is "dpf blocked" so he says...you need to change the dpf. 95% of times there's a problem before the dpf. It's amazing that certain "mechanics " even after 20 years of DPFs on cars cannot understand the system.... At least I hope you've got it for cheap 👍
@@alexdragomirescu5084 i paid 4000 for it with the rest of the car being 1 owner and full service at bmw ( LooL ) they missed the glow plugs 😂😂😂.
It had 63000 miles and looked mint inside out.
A glow plug killed turbo, killed dpf. Quote from them was like 10k . The guy sold it.
I delete dpf as per video.
I take turbo off and have them rebuild .
Did all cleaning , new glow plugs all serice and all the brake job complete new too and new wheel bearings and pretty much anything it was needed . Wanted it perfect .
Even had the interior professional detail and leather restored .
Today has 170 k, i looked after it , proper serviced . Drove with care . Car is going grate and is very fast.
I will be moving to Usa next year i will probably need to sell . I am gutted i have to give it up. I honestly wanna cry even thinking about it . I will buy bmw again there. Probably the M . That will cheer me up . Not sure what bmw will buy there… but it will be 3 L or more 6 inline or v8 . Dont like talk about it i really love this car make me sad to let go.
What about a failing turbo that is leaking oil into the DPF, resulting in it blocking/failing regens? No codes, other than DPF excess pressure etc/regen failing. Turbo was considered operationally fine by ECU.
If completely unknown, how do you advise to diagnose (cheaply)? In the scenario above, I decided to DPF delete it, and then once it was obvious turbo was leaking oil into exhaust system, replace turbo. In the UK DPF deletion is very cheap, especially if you can do it yourself/know someone.
@@swoogles4093 is not that expensive to rebuild a turbo. Just do them so you have them ok . Really don’t want turbo failure on a highway get stranded.
Thanks komšija from Romania! Greeting from Serbian mf who lives in Sweden. You gave me all answers i needed it!
romanians always knew how to save money
Do you still have it... If so how much do you want for it 😂
@@re_stricted no i don’t. Car was sold when it reached 173.000 miles. Do not know where it is now. How ever i had it for 100k miles pretty much. So all i said here worked fine for 5 years of my ownership . Can tell you as much .
I will not buy a bmw again, it was a very nice and fun car but completely useless in this shit hole of island . Bad roads , cameras all over, floods . Worst roads i seen in all of europe. Thats grate if you live in germany or spain pretty much anywhere except uk . Best car here is a landcruiser.
Hahahaha I feel that my friend, I own an e92 with the N57 and I moved down to 18” alloys as the standard 313 alloys were just being destroyed by the terrible roads. I live in an area without many cameras thankfully so can have fun 🙏 Sad you got rid of it I saw you in another comment saying you were willing to consider offers on it. What do you drive now or just your work van?
@@re_stricted i only have van now friend. I miss the bmw it was lovely. But i would like to buy my next one with less work to put into it. And that is expensive. And i do not want to take bank money. Things in the world are looking bad friend. In my country they had a state coup they just cancelled our presidential elections. This are not times to spend money on dreams we might be looking at some major financial crisis coming our way .
Look at US they want to put tarif on all imports now , that will be better in long run stimulate local production but on short term will raise prices .
To answer your question , i would like an m4 cabrio . But i cant afford one . Not yet anyway…. One day when i can pay it myself not with loans. Fuck banks.
@ Very smart move, you’re right about the BMWs I bought mine cheap and thankfully it hasn’t needed much work but I’ve done a lot of preventitive work and the costs will keep increasing once I take the intake manifold off to do glow plugs, clean up and delete swirl flaps. I also need to do injector seals, I am blessed to have a friend who is a BMW specialist and I know how to wrench myself so I don’t need to spend a tonne of money to recondition the car.
You seem to have a very level head and no doubt the m4 will come in the future, good luck with it
Great video
40000km is nothing
how can bmw engine be 100% ok? 🤔
What kinda question is that ? I dont get it
Don't make a fool of yourself with this question
Because it's M57 :)
In mother russia, dpf delete you
Да здравствует матушка Россия