The EGR valve may not be functioning correctly allowing too much oxygen to enter into the combustion process. If someone has rebuilt the engine the compression could be at a high enough level that increased levels of oxides of Nitrogen could be produced. Note that high compression and faulty EGR valves that allow too much oxygen both cause the combustion temperature to run higher than designed. High compustion temperatures are the ultimate cause of elevated levels of oxides of Nitrogen. *Engine could also be running too hot and casusing incresed combustion temperatures causing increased oxides of nitrogen
Having your period can cause high protein levels in a urine test. Protein in the urine can also be caused by infection.
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Your catalytic converter may need to be replaced. Your CEL may be lit. Get your ECU scanned for trouble codes. The EGR may cause high "HC". This usually stands for hydrocarbons. If your engine has high mileage, burning oil contributes to increased levels of hydrocarbons on the emission test.
The last time I had my '92 SC300 smogged at a "test only" station, it cost $60. That was last year.
Do you have to licence your vehicle within a certain number of day from the emission test? Sandra
"The ''uric acid test" is ordered if the doctor suspects high levels of uric acid''
Cell damage
I would drive 20-50 miles to reset the computer. Depends on what kind of emission test you are talking about. Do you mean the emission test for a state inspection?
Bromine levels are too high
The purpose of a vehicle emission test is to make sure that a vehicle is not emitting harmful toxins into the air. What is tested for varies by state but mainly looks for carbon emission.
What hours is the emission test site off Colfax St, Griffith IN open
Nitrogen oxides