MR_Y said:yush1 said:Going forward you should drive the car hard now and again especially if it spends alot of time in the traffic.
Yes.
Also see:
https://www.theaa.com/driving-advice/fuels-environment/diesel-particulate-filters
JP BMW said:The BM had one owner before me (belonged to a doctor) and as far as I know wasn't driven hard and only did about 16 000km per year.
I remember back in the day of print ads, people would proudly put "doctor's car" or "one lady driver" on their ads.
To me it meant (back in the old days of being politically incorrect):
Doctor's car: Driven really hard, since he was on call a lot and didn't really care about mechanical sympathy, because he would always replace the car before the Plan expired.
One lady driver: The clutch is almost dead (in a manual car).
Non-smoker: Meant f-all, since all smokers throw their ciggies out the window anyway!
Thanks for the link MR_Y
So basically what they are saying is that for short trips it is bad but if you remove it, it is illegal and to replace it I need to sell a kidney??
yush1 said:Going forward you should drive the car hard now and again especially if it spends alot of time in the traffic.
Think so too (good excuse for the wife) lol
Maybe change my route to include a bit of highway as well