No

The diesel emissions controlling equiptment installed on vehicles makes the lifespan of the engine significantly shorter than an engine with no emission controlling equiptment.

Diesel is the best creation known to man kind. Just because of the horse power ability, and the capability of diesel engines.

They are the most efficient way to transport large quantities of anything. Also global warming and emissions are not a huge issue.

we have to have specific things on your truck even if you don't want it or it coast you more to fix do to the standards

Taylor and everyone else putting jet fuel in the air is much worse than deleted diesel also DEF is horrible for the enviorment

Diesel has been through a lot with certain things but they also need to have strict things within it

The EGR brings exhaust gases back through the intake to power the car. it builds up unbelievable amounts of soot that rapidly damages your vehicle and if not fixed quickly can become a super expensive fix. The engine literally is told to slowly kill itself just to stop a small amount of exhaust gases.

If we implement stricter emissions standards for diesel vehicles it will bring up the price of goods, we rely heavily diesel trucks to trasport goods. if we make emissions standards sticter for diesel vehicles it will raise the cost to manufacture diesel vehicles that are the back bone of our economy.

Arguments for relaxing diesel emissions often focus on reducing operational costs, improving engine reliability, and enhancing fuel efficiency. Supporters argue that strict emission control systems are expensive to maintain, complex, and hinder optimal engine performance. Additionally, some note that diesel engines are naturally more fuel-efficient, offering better fuel economy compared to gasoline.

diesel produces less emissions yearly than lithium mining globally and is recyclable unlike lithium and it shortens the life span of the engines if they are being restricted more and more

The DEF system is terrible for reliability power of diesel engines also the Diesel exhaust fluid or DEF is worse for the environment than if there wasn't any emissions system at all. If we get rid of the DEF system it will increase reliability and power and keep consumers happy.

An electric car that gets charged for two hours is getting charged by crude oil from the earth, and we will not run out of it