Most manufacturers detune the engine due to them having to cater for drivers who insist on using sub standard fuels or refuse to adhere to service schedules. Sometimes it is also restricted purely for marketing reasons, often just to drop an engines power output into a certain class.
My research found that Diesel Power optimizes the system to increase power and torque whilst decreasing fuel consumption. The tuning module works by regulating the fuel delivery time to the engine, which optimises the vehicles power. While some tuners regulate the diesel pump delivery (VP style), the DieselPower common rail tuners regulate the fuel pressure to optimise the timing and quantity of diesel delivery on each revolution. By working with the signal from the ECU and making thousands of calculations per second, power and drivability is enhanced without disturbing the vehicle’s factory safety features.
I also found that not all remapping and chip companies meet the TUV certification. TUV approval requires the product to comply with legal exhaust-emissions standards and with regard to tuning modules, it requires that emissions standards are similar to the original manufacturers standards.
Diesel Power modules have attained TUV certification and also the E-1 certification which verifies that module does not damage or conflict with any other component on the vehicle.
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Regards Dave G
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