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Date:         Wed, 27 Mar 1996 12:38:29 -0800 (PST)
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From:         Craig Standley <cstand@u.washington.edu>
Subject:      Emissions

I think I now hold the title for the worst emissions results ever. Here in Washington, we have a two part test, at idle and at 2500 rpm(on a set of rollers for newer cars, to simulate a load). I pegged the HC reading at idle, and was three times too high at 2500 rpm. It's in the shop as I type this getting fixed.

While I don't really like the idea of driving around in a toxic vehicle, I do think it's kind of funny that my bus could generate those numbers and still run. Oh well.

Has anyone beat my numbers? I'm kind of curious. Here are the results:

HC Max. Allowable

Idle: 9999 0900 2500rpm: 2845 0900

Craig ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Craig Standley 1974 Volkswagen Westfalia University of Washington Physics "Life is like riding the bus, it cstand@u.washington.edu requires change." -Dennis Miller http://weber.u.washington.edu/~cstand -------------------------------------------------------------------------------


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