To high Nox
Rod L Davis
rodldavis at home.com
Mon Aug 2 13:05:32 GMT 1999
Try a ground wire to both exhausts around O2 sensors.
John T. Luyster wrote:
>
> I have a 1999 Infinity QX4 that I'm trying to get a set of headers
> emission legal (Smog Exempt) in California. My first test failed
> because of high Nox. This is determined by a formula they come up with
> that extends the results out to at least 50K at which point my Nox
> exceeded that limit. (It would pass a standard street smog test no
> problem) After some investigation I found an Infinity Service Bulletin
> that suggested adding a ground wire from the intake manifold to the
> righthand cylinder head. Further diagnostics revealved a lazy or slow
> O2 sensor at which time I replaced all four. After this I had the
> vehicle sniffed to verify any changes. The Nox was down substantially.
> At this time I set all the SRT's and drove approx. 50 miles to make sure
>
> no DTC's popped up. Off to the test lab again and failed again with
> high Nox. This vehilce has no mods done to it. Factory ECU. The only
> thing I can think of might cause this high Nox would be the design or
> flow of the tube off the header to the EGR on the engine. Any ideas????
>
> JT
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