my 86 Civic HB Vs. CT emmissions....

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Airjockie

Airjockie

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when I got the car...it had about 8 qts of oil in the oil pan and all inside the engine....


first time I drove it...it was a Moskeeto fogger truck...


a good tune up, some temp plates to drive it a week...and I had to go face a horribly strict system of a bass ackwards emmissions testing facillity ran by some person who couldn't speak english very good while they raped $20 from my wallet....


when I popped open the gascap...the seal is all torn and cracked....

the exhuast is held together at the seams with some tape and coat hangers...the exhaust tips litterally failed to hold the testing tip he stuck in.....it fell thru the rust...

I forgot to play with the timing before the test....

and the cat and O2 sensor is still on from 1986......


o I was just going there to get a fail paper so I can still register the car and have some time to fix it and retest down the road.....




















Ain't going to happen....



















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CT emmision test =0












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And holy crap...it passed ....with flying colors...


HC (ppm) Limit is 333 I passed with 129
CO (%) Limit is 1.07 I passed with 0.15
NOx (ppm) Limit is 2333 I passed with 675

RPM = 1941
HP = 8.3
gascap = pass

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Originally posted by 92b16vx@Jun 14 2005, 02:01 PM
The irony is, once you fix it up, it will fail.
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yup :lol: :ph34r: :( :angry:
 
another good thing...the MPG is getting awesome...

first tank = 28 MPG
second tank = 30 MPG

on the third tank now...and if it hits 32...then one of my goals is completed.....then its on to paint and done with one car.....finally
 
1991 Civic, Back on the road after a year of sitting:

First tank of gas: 420 miles

My Civic: 1
My Maine Reg: 1
CT Emissions :-1

hahaha

-> Steve
 
Originally posted by pissedoffsol@Jun 14 2005, 02:23 PM
sweet! where did you take it?
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The Getty Gas station on Boston Ave, in Bridgeport.... :ph34r:
 
Oregon only has it up in the Portland Metro area. Down here in Bumblefuck nobody cares what you breathe as long as you don't die on their sidewalk.
 
Originally posted by Airjockie@Jun 14 2005, 01:58 PM
And holy crap...it passed ....with flying colors...


HC (ppm) Limit is 333 I passed with 129
CO (%) Limit is 1.07 I passed with 0.15
NOx (ppm) Limit is 2333 I passed with 675

RPM = 1941
HP = 8.3
gascap = pass
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Jesus, My celica failed emission and its in great shape...

My HC was like 2500!!!! Everyting else passed

What the hell can cause that....i know it needs a new map sensor....

Could it be the gas? the gas is prolly literally 6-7 months old....
 
Jesus, My celica failed emission and its in great shape...

My HC was like 2500!!!!
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1990 Toyota Celica GT-for sale..$4500-new cylinder head from Clearwater Cylinder Heads Inc wth 12 month warranty, new gasket kit with seals rings guides etc, new belts,new fluids, new plugs, new paint, new throttle position sensor. 17" rim and tires lots of new parts....email: Progrmrgui@comcast.net
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Nice.

-> Steve
 
After the problem that the CT emissions had with people "ghost testing" and also the machines reading the wrong gas and causing people to fail, they are making it rediculously easy to pass. So that the program doesn't get any more attention put on it.
I used to do them and cars with tons of miles, blowing every color smoke would pass. Even most taxi's.
 
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