Bringing this back to life if i may.
Had my car for nearly 5 weeks now, my daily commute is only 13 miles each way. I don't drive fast but do get to speed limits pretty quick.
Not installed the regen light yet, but i dont think car has done one yet. I have done a few longer runs on the motorway etc. But my mpg is still climbing even thou i reset it when i got the car. Done nearly 1000 miles in that time.
1. Never noticed higher rpm and MPG is still going up. Is it possible one has completed or started and not finished?
2. Where are you all getting soot % levels from?
3. If it can really damage the car by not finishing a regen why would Vauxhall remove all warnings?
4 The regen LED i assume is just in series with heated screen, so will light up when heated screen is actually on. SO why does the dash heated screen not light up?
sorry having a blonde night in
And before you say it i bought a diesel because after 3 years having a petrol i miss how diesels drive, i couldnt afford a petrol GS, and i plan on starting to do a few more miles each year.
Had my car for nearly 5 weeks now, my daily commute is only 13 miles each way. I don't drive fast but do get to speed limits pretty quick.
Not installed the regen light yet, but i dont think car has done one yet. I have done a few longer runs on the motorway etc. But my mpg is still climbing even thou i reset it when i got the car. Done nearly 1000 miles in that time.
1. Never noticed higher rpm and MPG is still going up. Is it possible one has completed or started and not finished?
2. Where are you all getting soot % levels from?
3. If it can really damage the car by not finishing a regen why would Vauxhall remove all warnings?
4 The regen LED i assume is just in series with heated screen, so will light up when heated screen is actually on. SO why does the dash heated screen not light up?
sorry having a blonde night in
And before you say it i bought a diesel because after 3 years having a petrol i miss how diesels drive, i couldnt afford a petrol GS, and i plan on starting to do a few more miles each year.
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