Smoke Belching Solution

**digitel** · August 7th, 2010 11:21 AM

Hi there everyone, I saw this video about this productu named CAD2000G I wonder if it really works

this is the link:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfzZA6r4Ryg"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfzZA6r4Ryg[/ame]

Mausok talaga crosswind, pero nung 2nd trial nila halos wala na, tingin ko, naubos na kasi yung carbon dahil dun sa unang try nila tapos hindi na siguro sinasagad yung tapak kaya wala na masyado usok. Hindi ko lang po sure ha, pero tignan niyo po.

Totoo po kaya itong product na ito?

**batang_raon14** · August 7th, 2010 01:16 PM

hmm... are they redlining it? Admittedly mausok nga talaga ang Crosswind lineups (even ours), pero yung sa amin kasi bugahan lang ang tambutso every once in a while oks na eh.

BTW, once in a while being during PMS lang naman in our case. Pero it does the trick to eliminate that black smoke that's shown in the vid.

Free pa compared sa pagbili ng gadget. Hehe water hose, put pressure in the tip, spray the muffler, and problem solved.

**digitel** · August 7th, 2010 09:34 PM

Originally Posted by batang_raon14

hmm... are they redlining it? Admittedly mausok nga talaga ang Crosswind lineups (even ours), pero yung sa amin kasi bugahan lang ang tambutso every once in a while oks na eh.

BTW, once in a while being during PMS lang naman in our case. Pero it does the trick to eliminate that black smoke that's shown in the vid.

Free pa compared sa pagbili ng gadget. Hehe water hose, put pressure in the tip, spray the muffler, and problem solved.

That's what we also do with our two vehicles with 4JA1 engines. Mausok talaga 4JA1, so ibig sabihin wag nalang bumili ng gadget na yan? Kasi sayang lang 6.5K, ahahaha,

Ganun lang din gingawa namin bugahan lang, tas wala na, naiipon kasi yung carbon eh.

**speed unlimited** · August 7th, 2010 09:54 PM

Iyong mga bagong makina ngayon CRDI na hindi na maingay at hindi na mausok . Ito ang mga improvement ng diesel ngayon.

**Dieseldude** · August 8th, 2010 10:40 PM

If the makers of this device really believe in their product, they should first present it to Isuzu and/or to other diesel distributors who have the engineering team and the means to fully evaluate it's positive and negative effects.

Possible positive effects: smoke reduction

Possible negative effects: power reduction, and many more, even total engine failure

It is the total and long-term effects that we should be more concerned about. Be careful!!!!!

**OTEP** · August 8th, 2010 10:48 PM

Solution? I just sent my cousin over to Central Diesel Clinic so I don't have to think about the smoke belching on her Nissan Frontier. hehehe. Am I this lazy nowadays?

**Boxout** · September 12th, 2010 08:56 AM

Guys, check this link, http://www.sonecare.com/web/index.ph...d=45&Itemid=37

It shows some certification from DOST and DENR.

What do you think?

**ghosthunter** · September 12th, 2010 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by Boxout

Guys, check this link, http://www.sonecare.com/web/index.ph...d=45&Itemid=37

It shows some certification from DOST and DENR.

What do you think?

Even the known scam of KHAOS Super Fuel Saver (aka Khaos Super Turbo Charger) is DOST and DENR certified, as mentioned by the news article below:

http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=272711

So what makes this different?

**isa1023** · September 13th, 2010 05:56 PM

Originally Posted by Boxout

Guys, check this link, http://www.sonecare.com/web/index.ph...d=45&Itemid=37

It shows some certification from DOST and DENR.

What do you think?

Originally Posted by ghosthunter

Even the known scam of KHAOS Super Fuel Saver (aka Khaos Super Turbo Charger) is DOST and DENR certified, as mentioned by the news article below:

http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=272711

So what makes this different?

I didn't know until just now that these products are DOST/DENR-certified.

How come products like these pass their tests?

Are their testing divisions that unreliable?

**ghosthunter** · September 13th, 2010 06:13 PM

Originally Posted by isa1023

I didn't know until just now that these products are DOST/DENR-certified.

How come products like these pass their tests?

Are their testing divisions that unreliable?

We have no dedicated center for testing stuff for the DOST and DENR.

So the government agencies rely on the private sector on test equipment, etc.

If you control the test equipment, it won't be too far from one's imagination to do some sort of "gimmick" to get the results one wants to get that "certification".

And the DOST/DENR don't do independent testing to check results either.