Re: Failed emission (smog) test

[jeremysmail@xxxx]

Most auto-parts chain's offer an additive for the gas/oil that should 
allow most cars to pass smog within reason. I have no personal 
experience but know of several people that couldn't pass before using 
it and could afterwards.

In either case it's a cheap thing to try and with most places in 
California offering pass or don't pay it only helps.




--- In dmcnews@xxxx, thai vu <thaiqvu@xxxx> wrote:
> Hi list,
> I recently had to have my D smogged (California) and
> it failed in the NO (Nitrous Oxide) Part-per-Millions
> (PPM). Max. allowed is about 1100 PPM, mine output
> was about 1300 PPM. Experts told me that my
> Catalytic Converter is bad (my car only shows 15K
> miles). Where can I find a new, inexpensive Catalytic
> Converter? Is there a cross-reference part number????
> 
> Thanks list,
> TV
> 
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