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To: E_K_S who wrote (192608)	9/21/2015 10:13:10 AM
From: robert b furman	3 Recommendations Read Replies (2) of 206085

Hi E_K_S, Those particulate filters that Corning makes require a Diesel exhaust fluid systems which injects urea (nitrogen) which is combined with nitrous oxide and yields water. There also is a burn cycle which gets superhot and burns up the particulate matter. May well burn up older type of exhaust sytems. I can only envision a very expensive repair and/or a class action suit that could be settles with a coupon being applied to future purchases. If the CEO knew about such an outrageous cheating trick - He's toast and should be in a criminal & civil suits. This will set back VW big time. An outrageous event that will decimate the blue sky value of the entire a Volks Wagon dealer network. Very Ironic as VW is well know for their disciplined insistence of many policies and procedures that must be strictly adhered to by the VW dealer body. The personna of "German Engineering" has just been thrown down the drain. Poor VW dealers - they've been screwed. Sadly they may join the ranks of Plymouth, Pontiac and Oldsmobile dealers. Bob

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