So they could just change the diesel engine to a newer version?
MOT Brakes
Jun 03, 2011
24 Replies
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Not really; it's the "extras" that make modern diesels cleaner. Fitting a new engine, finding the space for the diesel particulate filter and allied parts, adding the extra sensors and wiring, and fitting a new ECU to control it all would not be cost effective.
Chris
In article , Dave Plowman (News) scribeth thus
Question is Dave is could you do over 35 MPH in London;?..
Or just sellit to someone outside London & buy a newer one.
I'd say it might well be. Remember it wouldn't be a one off conversion. And cabs ain't like cars depreciation wise.
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