I just had my 91 Toyota Camry Le inspected for emissions. It passed
everything but NOx. I had the following readings
High Speed Test Low Speed Test
Standard Current Standard Current
HC 123 26 128 127
CO (%) .69 .13 .71 .31
C02(%) 14.6 14.4
O2 (%) 19.7 20.4
NOx 878 1093 970 947
The part that I am especially puzzled about is the very high O2
readings. In my test of last year, I had readings in the .5% range.
How in the world can I get a reading of 20% or more? In fact, isn't
the atmospheric % of O2 in the range of 20%? Is it possible that I
had a reading which reflects only that of atmospheric O2?
I would appreciate opinions on what is going on.
Thanks, Al
Shep - 26 Nov 2006 00:42 GMT
Most nox issues are generated from the egr system inop, I don't know if this
car has it but I would focus on it's operation if so.
>I just had my 91 Toyota Camry Le inspected for emissions. It passed
> everything but NOx. I had the following readings
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> Thanks, Al