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Re: Passed CA Emissions
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12-22-2011 | #32 |
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Re: Passed CA Emissions
Im going to put the stock chip in the car.Maybe the 1-4 skip shift might help me get by.
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12-22-2011 | #33 |
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Re: Passed CA Emissions
It's hard to read those results, but it looks like you passed everywhere except NOx at 25.
Do not add octane booster. Whether you put the stock cal in or not, ask the tech to try running the 25 mph test in a higher gear. You passed (barely) NOx at 15 mph so it's possible, just by running a higher gear for the 25 test you can pass there, too. Make sure you have clean, fresh gasoline from a station what pumps a lot of major brand fuel. Get the cats are freakin' hot before the guy runs the test. Highway driving in 4th gear or around the block a couple of times in first or second such that the engine runs mid-range rpm.
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12-22-2011 | #34 |
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Re: Passed CA Emissions
The engine is under less load at 25 mph if what you posted is true (2067 rpm). he kept you in first gear to help you out, but I bet your chip has too much timing advance coming in at 2k- so try to change that.
if it still won't pass, the NOx part of your catalyst is stuffed. Also, the C02 should be 14.5% or better- that cat isn't working well because of too much HC/CO or a lean air leak- but most likely because of the accel enrichment and ign timing from a hot chip. If you run a cat rich for years on end, it will degrade them. That's why I made my calibration bone stock at cruise rpms and it only get up when you are actually getting on it. Last edited by mike100; 12-22-2011 at 11:58 AM. |
12-22-2011 | #35 |
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Re: Passed CA Emissions
This is the usual results I get every year. And that's with top end porting. When this was done the car had over 81k miles on it. Now it has 95k on it and the numbers were about the same. I don't know if most of our Z's run that clean or im just lucky.
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12-22-2011 | #36 |
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Re: Passed CA Emissions
My car with 14,000 miles was 683 Nox at 2100 RPM and 25 MPH.Im trying to find the first test when the car had 6900 miles on it.Ive never really paid attention to the smog results,until now.
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12-23-2011 | #37 |
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Re: Passed CA Emissions
I just found the smog test when I bought the car with 6900 miles.The Nox level at 15 MPH and 1770 RPM was 488 and at 25 MPH and 1950 RPM the Nox level was 593.Based on some of the numbers Ive read from other members cars this was still on the high side.
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12-23-2011 | #38 |
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Re: Passed CA Emissions
These are my results from my 140K mile Z:
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12-25-2011 | #39 |
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Re: Passed CA Emissions
Change the chip back to stock, if that doesnt work, take out a couple more degrees timing advance in the testing rpm range. Like previously posted, dont use octane booster. running octane booster will cause a slightly lean condition until the computer redjusts to the new fuel mixture, which will drive NOx higher.
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12-25-2011 | #40 |
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Re: Passed CA Emissions
Also, if the tech was having a hard time maintaining rpm, make sure the heater/ac control is set to off for the test. If it is on, the compressor can cycle on/off and the load change makes it very difficult to maitain rpm.
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