In a message dated 96-03-06 16:32:42 EST, david.woon@bangate1.tek.com writes: >Got the co2 to pass, new O2 sensor and new seals for the injectors. thanks >for all the input. However still failing hydro carbons at idle. So finally >took the $yncro to the dealer(Dick Hanna Vancouver Wa). They think it is the > >catalytic converter and will cost $1000 if they do it, or they will take it >Menicke who will do it for $190. Why the difference and does this sound like > >the right fix? > > Find reason for "Lean Mis Fire" Raising engine idle up to 1050rpm will help. Make sure engine is road driven warm before testing. This is needed to "Light-up" the Cat and not have residual junk in the engine and exhaust. Dennis.
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