Does the Honda CR-V have a particulate filter?
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Honda CR-V does not have a particulate filter. Here are the detailed introductions about the particulate filter: 1. Eliminating the particulate filter warning light: The illumination of the particulate filter warning light indicates that the particulate filter is clogged. For diesel models, there is a regeneration button on the central console. Pressing it will cause the vehicle to run at high RPM for a period of time, and after a short wait, the particulate filter will be automatically cleaned. For gasoline vehicles, you can appropriately increase the RPM while driving or use highway driving to raise the exhaust temperature, burning off the particulates inside the filter, thereby eliminating the warning light. 2. Effects of removing the particulate filter: All China VI gasoline vehicles are equipped with a particulate filter. Removing it will result in failing the annual emission test. Although the particulate filter may slightly reduce the vehicle's power output, the overall impact is not significant. For diesel vehicles, the particulate filter cannot be removed either, as it plays a crucial role in controlling emissions.