computer controlled catalytic converter [system]

computer controlled catalytic converter [system]
<mvhcl.emiss> (typ. a three-way cat.) ■ geregelter Katalysator m (G-KAT); Katalysator mit Lambda-Regelung m wiss ; Katalysator mit Lambda-Sonde m did

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