

| Subject: | vanagon emissions |
| Date: | Mon, 4 Mar 1996 16:51:50 -0500 |
A couple days ago I took my new vanagon ('87 Syncro) for it's emissions
test. I felt kinda sketchy, because (for the first time since I bought it
a few months ago) I had some greyish smoke comming outta the exhaust and it
didn't smell too good.
Four minutes and twenty dollars later, I was told thatI failed, having too
high an HC level. Being a relatively new car and in very good condition, I
was wondering if there was any minor adjustment I could do (or tricks...my
frined tells me he puts water in his truck's carb before the test, so that
"steam" comes out of the exhaust for awhile). I don't have the time, or
especially the money, so any help would be greatly appreciated. BTW, I'm in
CT.
Also, how difficult (time and tools) is it to replace a boot on the cv
joint? Mine is cracked.
Thanks!
Tony Franzago
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