Petrol type and MoT emissions
22 December 2005, 10:08 PM
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Petrol type and MoT emissions
Just thinking the other day and as my car is coming up for it's MoT and has a few less cats than standard
If I put in 95 RON instead of Optimax @ 98 what affect would this have on the test, positive or negative? ie closer or further away from a pass?
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If I put in 95 RON instead of Optimax @ 98 what affect would this have on the test, positive or negative? ie closer or further away from a pass?
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22 December 2005, 10:17 PM
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I don't think it'll make any difference... where are you roughly in the uk.... there are a few devices floating around to overcome such eventualities...
22 December 2005, 10:28 PM
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Yup no difference, you won't pass the latest MOT without a cat though. Easiest thing is to fit a UK centre cat and make shore its good and hot for the test.
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22 December 2005, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by burtysbugeye
I have a MY01 bugeye with a H&S downpipe and centre section and that passed its M.O.T, but only just on the emissions.
Have you had yours remapped?
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