EPA Got Us!!!! Nobody Is Safe!! Huge Fine!!!

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Publicado 2021-06-17
Please watch and share this video. This is not just about the EPA and the fine. I go over how I feel about the Later model diesel emissions systems and why I think they are unnecessary. We review DEF Fluid, A DPF System and An EGR System. There are bigger fish to fry!!! Why are they messing with the Little guys?? Please give us your feedback and let us know what you think. Also Sign The RPM Act. Here is the Link www.votervoice.net/SEMA/campaigns/45394/respond

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  • @JHDieseland4X4
    This is not a video to bash the EPA just FYI. It’s more to educate people on the diesel side of things and give my opinion on why I don’t think it is actually helping the environment. Somehow we have to get the word out there in a big way. Not just the RPM act. We can’t rely on one thing. I think a trip to Washington is going to be in order soon.
  • @stormchasevideo
    EPA is like ATF. Neither should exist. The rules they make are not congressional laws and are largely unconstitutional across the board.
  • @fighter7029
    I just wish one day we can all come together and actually stand up to this shit. Like Joe Rogan said it’s a small amount of people making life hard for the rest of us.
  • @PFIBrent
    We will stay on this and bring awareness and work for clarity and change ! Love you brother !
  • @Tb40469
    They’re making a point by going after well known people in the community.
  • It's called pockets and every politician in Washington is in somebody's PERIOD
  • @RED1DOG911
    I commend you for taking the time to break this down for everyone. I own a small delivery service in New York and lease 4 Diesel Clean air certified medium duty delivery trucks. We have been fined numerous times for performing a manual regen while making deliveries in city conditions. New York has deputized any citizen who can video a truck running for 3 or more minutes. They fill out an affidavit and submit the video and they will receive 20% of any fine that is paid. (fines start at $300 and goes up to $1,000-) per incident. It's all about the $$$$$$$$ . Any diesel engine driver knows when the warning light comes on you better regen it before it goes into shut down mode and then its a must to bring into the shop. Personally I own a 2019 Nissan Titan with a 5.0 cummins and love the truck. I tow a 38ft RV around the country and you don't even know its behind the truck. At 51,000 miles my check engine light came on and when I brought it to the dealer they told me the Particulate filter needed to be replaced. I assumed this would be covered under the 100,000 mile drivetrain but NO it's only warranted for 50,000 miles. After back and forth between the dealer and Nissan they finally agreed to front the cost of replacement ($7,250) 22,000 miles later the check engine light comes on again....UGGGH-- This time Nissan would only cover 40% of the cost as the part was only warrantied for 1 year after installation.. So this cost me $3250 out of pocket.. This has nothing to do with the environment!! If we could FOLLOW THE MONEY the picture would be crystal clear. The reast of the world including China and India do things that are way more harmful to the environment they we could ever do. I feel your pain and the hard working tax payers of this country need to take a stand and fight the nonsense laws instated by the corrupt politicians in offiice!!
  • @maasman240
    I am an industrial engineer at one of the bigger manufacturers of these devices, our plant makes 3-5,000 catalytic converters and 250+ DPFs per week, so I'll throw my .02 in here as well. Gasoline engine owners: There is virtually no reason for you to remove your catalyst from your vehicle. We flow test every brick that leaves our plant and if they have more than 1-2% restriction in flow they fail and are crushed, mind you this is with CPSI's far in excess of what your engine can produce. Before you rip me apart, yes, if you start adding turbos and nitrous your flow will eventually exceed what that stock brick can handle, that's why they make racing cats and you should be using them. Remember how people used to kill themselves by letting their car idle in the garage? You cannot do that with a modern car, its impossible. That's how efficient these cats are now and without getting too deep into the chemistry, that should tell you what you are breathing in an open exhaust situation. Diesel guys: Rip that shit off. There is no good solution currently available for you. The EPA has done something it should have never done, which is write policies without a viable market solution. EVERY DPF will eventually get clogged and fail. All of them. You cannot clean them, and shouldnt attempt to. When you 'clean' these things by spraying them with water or air, you are busting the PGM off the substrate, when that happens, shit gets hot QUICK. Throw in a regen cycle and start dumping unburnt fuel into the catalyst and they will literally melt the monolith and plug = bye bye turbskies. The SCR situation is not much better, and JH is absolutely on point when it comes to that fucking DEF fluid. Its a poor solution that passes the buck on to the consumer and its ethically wrong to require it. I want our planet clean, but I want accountability for the MAIN CAUSES like Chinese and Indian manufacturing facilities. When I see parades of National Guard Humvees and people carriers moving down the highway with no emissions whatsoever, and then see our government wrecking American companies like this, frankly we have lost our way.
  • @andrewhenry2236
    I agree 💯! If they want us to have this crap in our trucks the EPA should be the ones replacing anything that fails.
  • This is insane !!! I'm on board with keeping diesels around and keeping governments away from it
  • @kedrickswain6509
    If they’re willing to settle, you know it’s just a cash grab. Fight it 100%
  • @SkyzBlazed
    All of this is insane. I'm just so thankful that my LB7 has no emissions, along with my state having no mandatory inspection as of yet. EGR is KILLING these diesels, so sad.
  • @yuray59
    Owner operator driving trucks 30 yers ,emissions control has hit industry, and I’m running my 95 Pete to retirement! Newer spending money on new truck , industry killing emission nonsense!
  • @MythUnknown
    Out of every channel posting their take on EPA, you’ve been the only one who was completely transparent and not afraid to speak the truth. I appreciate that man
  • @bdp-racing
    You do realize that over 90% of those EPA office workers that come up with this stuff can't even put air in their tires...
  • @goneridingparts
    Got my first diesel, great content, Agree 1000% on all this. after 30 years of Gas engines and never owning a diesel, I was blown away what all goes on these diesels, to the point I don't see how they operate. got a 23 f350, I can't imagine how much better it would run and longer it would last without these emissions. The DEF fluid I purchased crystalized inside the nozzle, which makes me wonder what it does inside the truck. I've learned alot in the last few weeks, and NOT to store the def fluid in the bed of my truck, but it's all so freaking ridiculous. I'm betting if we tested emissions during the regen, we would see there is very little benefit to all this, just the government paving the way for EV and making billions from the people at the same time.
  • Preach it!!! This stuff doesn't need to be that complicated. I found this video trying to figure out how to care for my EGR on my 2010 maxxforce 7 skoolie so it doesn't fail...