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Originally Posted by schriss
Not sure on that smell, if it goes away then I would assume it's just the desulphation process. On the other hand: "As the cat fails, it stops changing hydrogen sulfide into its odorless counterpart and the result is a strong smell of rotten eggs from the exhaust." Or have a look here: https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1369192
Out of curiosity - what codes do you have?
My 24 MPG seems to be messed up badly comparing to others, I really hope 30E9 code is the reason and NOXEM will fix that. If not, I will be clueless... |
I've got 30E9 also! My daily commute is 25 miles each way from London if that helps so I would say mix driving! And I get 28mpg. On a run to Manchester at night so no traffics I managed 29/ 30!
Again I've heard NOxEM delays cat regen etc over the standard OEM system and hence they claim upto 15% better economy than a standard fully working nox system!