jonule wrote:then if we change the original purflux diesel filter by a crossroads it is no longer approved then?
Nothing to see because the filter in question has been approved to be adaptable precisely ... cons if you tinker one in your garage ... ca ca pose a problem ...
jonule wrote:and for those who run on oil, insurance question then how do they insurers?
If the car is equipped with an unapproved kit (ie 100% of sold kits) and that there is an accident thanks, I would not like to be in the place of the oily ... ( legally speaking). Apparently it has not happened yet ... and fortunately but one day or another ...
jonule wrote:insurers insure the German vehicle in germany, but no longer at the border? and if it's the same company in France?
Perfectly .... it's not the German SAM that comes to pick you up with the spoon on the road though? So France = French rule ...
jonule wrote:and yet it is a bicarbruation kit; addition of 2 eclips, a plate heat exchanger, a tank etc ... yet it does not change the braking! neither the safety belt system nor the airbag system, the oil will not explode ... the kit is also TÜV certified ... the principle or the solenoid valves?
I totally agree with you ... but the people who make the certification standards do not really think like us. For them if it's not allowed it's forbidden! It does not matter if it is dangerous or that it pollutes or that I still know ...
jonule wrote:on the other hand for a pantone, one modifies the exit of the exhaust without changing the principle of it ... ditto for the admission which one rejects in the air duct: nothing changes!
Uh ... we must not have the same notion of "nothing" ...