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Car Forum / Honda Cars / December 2005

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Accord 93 emission

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yahmed - 08 Dec 2005 16:43 GMT
Hi,

I am going to take my 93 accord 4 cyl manual with 206K km for emission
test this saturday.
The gas tank is 90% full, and from the discussions on this group, I
know I need to take my car on highway and drive it a good half hour or
so before I go for emission test.

Any other suggestions so that it do not fail the test?

Thank you in advance.
Andrew - 08 Dec 2005 17:39 GMT
> Hi,

> I am going to take my 93 accord 4 cyl manual with 206K km for emission
> test this saturday.
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>
> Any other suggestions so that it do not fail the test?

I was concerned about passing, so in addition to making sure my
engine was fully warmed up, I oxygenated my fuel by putting some
ether-based fuel injector cleaner into my tank ahead of the test.

I had always passed the test by a wide margin, but I thought adding
the fuel injector cleaner couldn't hurt and thought that it would
at least help with the CO readings.

I also have a 1993 accord.

Andrew
Arthur Russell - 14 Dec 2005 00:48 GMT
Do you have a history of issues? If not, I'm not sure you should be that
worried. My 91 4-cyl manual with 160k miles (~256K km) has passed with
good margin each year (including the every-other-year dyno testing).

I've driven the car probably 15-20 min on the way to the testing
station, but then had to shut it off while I waited in line. No
problems. Well good luck.

-Arthur

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> Thank you in advance.
 
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