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ehick72 |
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I was reading an article on Mexico City banning the use of the Mexican VW bettle because of safety and emissions. That concerns me because I try to keep my 1.7 engine well tuned. I know my car is extremely fuel efficient but is it bad for the environment in another way? Does anyone know have any info on this?
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jsteele22 |
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Keep in mind that "passing emissions" means that it meets the standards for the year the car was made. For my '76 2.0L, the limits are 600 PPM hydrocarbons and 3.5% CO. Anything less than that is acceptable. On a newer car (modern EFI, O2 sensor, cat) the numbers are a lot closer to zero.
OTOH, 914s have other means of keeping emsiions down : spending years hidden in a barn, in a garage on jackstands, or hibernating when the weather gets cold... |
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