Low exhaust gas — ASU (Mondeo 3)
We have long been accustomed to the necessary special exhaust gas tests (ASU) – passenger cars that have been on their wheels for over 30 years must be exempt from ASU. For new cars, the ASU badge is valid for three years, after which the corresponding inspection must be carried out twice a year. ASU is carried out by repair shops with the appropriate equipment, as well as DEKRA and TÜV. To carry out the measurements, the exhaust system must be "sealed" and the intake system fully functional. If your V6 regularly uses the services of a workshop, then the ASU is carried out there automatically.
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Article reviewed: Herman Ostrovsky
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