Re: Smog Check problem

[tilden@bethe.Data-IO.COM (John Tilden)]

Hein,
	Your problem is probably to rich a fuel mixture, leaning out the 
	mixture should cure both problems. HC being high along with high CO
	indicated rich mixture. Easy problem to fix.	
	You need a CO meter, Heath Kit used to make the one I have, other sources
	may include Sears.
	The Adjustment is thru a hole under a plug adjacent to the air inlet
	hose (large Dia) on top of your Air Flow Meter.
	I can't remember the size , but I think it is a hex (allen) key, approx
	3 mm, maybe 5mm. Get a manual and procede from there.
	Or have the mechanic adjust the CO, ONLY!
	Other contributors can be: Dirty Air Filter, bad plugs, perhaps timing.

John Tilden
tilden@data-io.com

> From phamh@dt.wdc.com Thu Sep 16 14:28:23 1993
> Date: Thu, 16 Sep 93 14:17:40 PDT
> From: phamh@dt.wdc.com (Hien Pham x7669)
> To: quattro@aries.East.Sun.COM
> Subject: Smog Check problem
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> My '85 5000T did not pass the smog check this morning. 
> The mechanic said that I should leave the car for him to
> find out what the problem was. I was in a hurry, so I 
> could not leave my car there.
> 
> Here is the result of that smog check. May be some of
> us can help. Thanks.
>