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ih8vls

By ih8vls,
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lol blah bla bla.

ok. if its standard with the stock ecu you will need to have a new 02 sensor and a new cat converter.

ever wonder why the pissy little compliance cats are used? coz they work. lol

when i work at an importer 1 in 2 cars failed the test. and a new 02 sensor was the only fix.

water temp at 95 oil at over 100. most of the time to get them record the reqired >50ppm hc and >0.5% co. you would have to hold the revs at about 2k for about 5 mins.

and evan then they would drop off after ideling for about 30 seconds.

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