Diesel DPF for Skoda: Euro 2 Upgrade

I just discovered this.
Since Skoda engines are likely VW engines, there might soon be a retrofit kit available for my AFN engine.
I'm curious to see what happens!

http://auto.t-online.de/c/31/38/76/3138760,pt=self,si=10.html

AfnFahrer wrote:

I just discovered this. Since Skoda engines are likely VW engines, there might soon be a retrofit kit available for my AFN engine. I'm curious to see what happens! http://auto.t-online.de/c/31/38/76/3138760,pt=self,si=10.html

And three pages later, there was an announcement stating that this also applies to VW vehicles with EURO 2, 3, and 4 standards (also starting in the fall).
http://auto.t-online.de/c/31/38/76/3138760,pt=self,si=13.html

Best regards,
Munch.

I haven't gone that far yet .

...and here, by entering your customer number, you can already see that the German supplier industry is making offers in Italy that the women on the phone in Germany are completely unaware of (!!):
http://www.provinz.bz.it/umweltagentur/2902/FAP/search_oldcar_d.asp

Bye.

Max.

http://www.kfz-steuern-sparen.de/russfilterkatalysator.html


I searched online a few months ago, and I didn't find anything then.
It seems that someone has recognized the market gap (the need) and is responding to it.

The question is, what requirements the German legislature sets, otherwise I would just buy the retrofit kit right away. (Expert opinion??)

Unfortunately, there is nothing available on the TwinTec website yet for the AFN .

Although the Tyrolean authorities suggest, or rather, require the use of the RFK_TT-02 for the AFN.

I just noticed that it's the same one as the one for the AJM. So what's the point of that??????

In addition to TwinTec, HJS also plans to enter the market for retrofitting particulate filters.
You can also find part numbers for the respective engines there, but I haven't found any prices yet. Apparently, the legal regulations in Germany are still too unclear.
www.hjs.com

That's just typical of our country again!

I completely forgot about everything again.
I would like to do something for the environment.
However, the state is preventing me from doing so by not yet establishing clear regulations.
created.
Thank you, Father State!

Holger247 wrote:

In addition to TwinTec, HJS also intends to enter the market for retrofitting particulate filters. You can also find part numbers for the respective engines there, but I haven't found any prices yet. Apparently, the legal regulations in Germany are still too unclear. www.hjs.com

Remus also offers retrofitting options for a variety of vehicles, and VW (+Audi/Seat/Skoda) brand workshops in Austria install the Remus solution.

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Best regards,
Munch.

He, I see there are already quite a few people who are really excited about it.
to install something like a particulate filter into the car.

It's a shame that so many people want to do something for the environment.