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After years of great smog tests my 85 3.2 it finally failed smog. What failed was the HC at 117, max allowed 97. My experienced tech said a new oxygen sensor could be my problem. I went online to look at them and some of them require cutting/ splicing wires. Are there any sensors out there that just plug in on reinstall? Thanks, Nick
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Never mind, I just realized that there are two types, OEM and universal. Anyway, I hope the new one works. HC is the only thing that failed.
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hi Nick..what was the co measurements?
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HC is unburnt fuel right? Luckily we don't have experience of this - but what if you leaned the idle mix out? too simple?
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CO was 0.29 at 15 mph and 0.31 at 25 mph.
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nick it is too lean....
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OK, I understand. But what would change a system that was fine to be too lean? It has only been about 6000 miles since my last test?
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that is a lot
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What's the time period for that 6k miles. 2 years?
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Yup, about two years. Ill check after I fix my 02 sensor engine plug connector that broke while removing the rubber sleeve.
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Vacuum leak?
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Isnt your car exempted yet? 25 yrs and older, no? mine is an 87 and i put in a cat bypass
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We are talking Kalifornia here. In Kalifornia depending on which zip code you live in, a smog check on '75 and newer cars may be required.
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As long as you all can keep a secret.
When my dad passed away a few years back, I inherited his 1977 911 S. I’m in Kalifornia as you referred, and was facing a real conundrum. When I went to transfer the car into my name, the nice lady behind the counter said the car is a bi-annual smog car. My dad lived in a county that did not have to smog vehicles so I assumed I was screwed. Well the lady told me t list his street address first, then mine underneath on the title. Well needless to say, I get the registration every year, but never have to smog the Porsche. The DMV thinks the car still lives in a non-smog county. I don’t take what the angel at the DMV did for me for granted! Loopholes! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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