Man oh man! Everything was going perfect. I finally got my car (91) in Southern California shipped from Minnesotta.
Went for a smog check today and it failed! The machine said it was a gross polluter. The hydrocarbon number (dont know what that means) was very high beyond the max. Anyone know why this might be? I left my car in the hands of NSX Modified tonight...GO LARRY!!!
Seriously though,the car feels and drive fine and the Acura dealer tech in Minnesotta said everything was good. Compression/leak tests were good, CARFAX and Consumer Affiar reports of the VIN turned up clean. It has very low miles (30K) and looks/feels brand new. It was never driven in rain or snow. No mods whatsoever.
This is frustrating...I just want to get it registered and have fun with it
Does not driving the car for months affect the smog? I did warm it up before taking it in. Anyone know what might be up?
[This message has been edited by max_payne (edited 27 November 2001).]
[This message has been edited by max_payne (edited 27 November 2001).]
Went for a smog check today and it failed! The machine said it was a gross polluter. The hydrocarbon number (dont know what that means) was very high beyond the max. Anyone know why this might be? I left my car in the hands of NSX Modified tonight...GO LARRY!!!
Seriously though,the car feels and drive fine and the Acura dealer tech in Minnesotta said everything was good. Compression/leak tests were good, CARFAX and Consumer Affiar reports of the VIN turned up clean. It has very low miles (30K) and looks/feels brand new. It was never driven in rain or snow. No mods whatsoever.
This is frustrating...I just want to get it registered and have fun with it
Does not driving the car for months affect the smog? I did warm it up before taking it in. Anyone know what might be up?
[This message has been edited by max_payne (edited 27 November 2001).]
[This message has been edited by max_payne (edited 27 November 2001).]