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EPA Looking for Emissions-Cheating Devices in All Diesel Vehicles | Edmunds.com

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edited September 2015 in General
imageEPA Looking for Emissions-Cheating Devices in All Diesel Vehicles | Edmunds.com

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Friday put all automakers on notice that it is beefing up its testing procedures to look for emissions-cheating devices in all diesel vehicles. The announcement follows the ongoing Volkswagen diesel-emissions crisis in 11 million vehicles worldwide.

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  • oscaroxoscarox Member Posts: 4
    Good to hear that the EPA will be testing other vehicles. I would not be surprised if there are offenders other than VW. Light truck diesels are particularly offensive when following them.
  • kokomojoekokomojoe Member Posts: 150
    Need to test none diesel too
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