Anyone Denver area listers have a CO meter?

[Jim Green]

--- Peter Golledge <petergg at dimensional.com> wrote:
> Listers,
>
> The LTQ missed Denver emissions on CO by a hair so I
> need to do some
> troubleshooting.  Does anyone have a CO meter or
> know of a good source
> to obtain one around Denver?  I see lots of
> peaks/troughs in the CO
> readings so I suspect an intermittent fault in one
> of the sensor
> circuits.
>
> Somewhat amusing to do Denver emissions with a Chev
> powered Audi.
> Last year the emissions folk gave me grief with my
> 930... complained
> that their book said 911Turbo NOT 930.
>
> On the LTQ they did not notice lack of engine idiot
> light or the totally
> faked O2 warning light.  Test dude nearly put it
> right through the
> building when trying to get it on the rollers must
> be  used to those
> 'other' Audis. :-)
>
> Cheers
> --
> Peter Golledge

Ha!  They gave my car a funny look when I pulled in
last month.  Probably because there was a bone stock
90q right in front of me!  Luckily it still passed.
If only they would give you HP figures.  The highlight
of the trip to the emissions station was some redneck
'Merican who insisted his Crown Victoria be placed on
the four wheel dyno.  It took all I had to keep from
laughing in front of him as his car squealed and
chirped trying to get the dyno up to speed.  Of course
this resulted in him banging on the glass and yelling
at the tech while he, the tech, sat in the car and
nodded his head.  Anyways, sorry I don't have a CO
meter.  How old are the O2 sensors?  They may need
replaced, if you even have them.



=====
Jim Green
'89 90tq
http://www.geocities.com/jeg1976/car_home.html

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