On my recent MOT my emission figures where
2.81, 2.57, 2.84 as the pass limit is 3 this seems fairly close to me,
how is it possible to improve the emission?
Thanks Bert.
MICHAEL ROCHE - 08 Mar 2005 11:44 GMT
Bret
From your figures I assume it is smoke emissions for a diesel you are
talking about.
1) use an injector cleaner at each service.
2) before your MOT make sure you change the air filter and thrash the engine
at 4000 + RPM in second gear until accelerating at this speed produces no
smoke from the exhaust ( the cat gets clogged with soot).
Mike
> On my recent MOT my emission figures where
> 2.81, 2.57, 2.84 as the pass limit is 3 this seems fairly close to me,
> how is it possible to improve the emission?
> Thanks Bert.
davek - 08 Mar 2005 21:50 GMT
> On my recent MOT my emission figures where
> 2.81, 2.57, 2.84 as the pass limit is 3 this seems fairly close to me,
> how is it possible to improve the emission?
New filters and engine oil before MoT is due. Run the fuel tank down to less
than a quarter full. Put a flask of that injector cleaner jollop (it's
petrol really) into the tank. Twenty minutes before the MoT appointment,
hurry down the nearest ten miles of motorway and then thrash the arse out of
it on the way back. Make sure the coolant temperature is up to normal (or
even a bit more)Straight into the MoT centre and the reading will be so good
you will receive an award for improving the environment.
DaveK.
Nik&Andy - 09 Mar 2005 09:58 GMT
>> On my recent MOT my emission figures where
>> 2.81, 2.57, 2.84 as the pass limit is 3 this seems fairly close to me,
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> environment.
> DaveK.
I have done this, it does work wonders
Andy