You're right on! If the car is relatively stock, you should pass with flying colors. Adjust the ignition timing, and you'll pass.Ni2s4s0aSnX wrote:It says right on there that it is the ignition timing. Open your eyes and do some work for your self for once. I'm tired of people with these question coming on here. People asking questions like why is the low fuel light on and why is the fuel gauge say empty. Maybe its because you need gas jackass. Sorry.
[NotDave wrote:replaced O2 sensor and coolant temp sensor. set timing at 20. did a pretest and got the same result
possible air flow meter?
NotDave wrote:gonna go test the MAF today. CTS was already replaced
for the MAF:Key on engine off should be 0.2volts at idle should be 1.0-1.4
right?
Also, if the MAF checks in good, try cleaning the MAF element with some non-flammable electronic parts cleaner. That usually cleans it the first time.NotDave wrote:gonna go test the MAF today. CTS was already replaced
for the MAF:Key on engine off should be 0.2volts at idle should be 1.0-1.4
right?
You know, you ought to try knowing something about cars before you try to act like a know-it-all. The only problem advanced ignition timing will give you is high NOx readings, and possibly high HC if it's REALLY advanced and your engine is misfiring and detonating, but you'd have to be probably at around 35BTDC to get that to happen.Ni2s4s0aSnX wrote:It says right on there that it is the ignition timing. Open your eyes and do some work for your self for once. I'm tired of people with these question coming on here. People asking questions like why is the low fuel light on and why is the fuel gauge say empty. Maybe its because you need gas jackass. Sorry.
good advice...ill check that out. i didnt have time to do the maf btw :oInsanityInc wrote:Most of this thread is idle speculation, but here's what your problem is:
Your CO is high, that means you are running rich, end of story. That's what high CO% means. I'd make a pretty strong guess that your high HC is also due to the rich condition. The most likely culprit is your throttle position sensor. Mine was off by .2v and it made the car fail smog with about 3%CO. Once adjusted, it had about .2% CO.
Ni2s4s0aSnX wrote:It says right on there that it is the ignition timing. Open your eyes and do some work for your self for once. I'm tired of people with these question coming on here. People asking questions like why is the low fuel light on and why is the fuel gauge say empty. Maybe its because you need gas jackass.
You're right on InsanityInc!InsanityInc wrote:You know, you ought to try knowing something about cars before you try to act like a know-it-all.