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Old 09-19-2011, 12:22 AM
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Default 1989 RR hydrocarbons in 2400ppm range

I knew this truck was not going to pass emissions inspection but I ran it through for a baseline. The acceptable range is 220 ppm and this beast is spewing 2400 ppm. The truck has a 4.6 short block from a 2003, rough idle but doesn't die. I changed the plugs and it now has a little smoother idle but not much. My plan is to change the oil/filter change air filter, O2's and retard the timing to smooth the idle. I want to avoid getting new cats just because of cost. I can title it so I don't have to go through inspection but I would like to know if anyone has had any luck lowering hydrocarbons from 10x the acceptable limit.

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Work Completed:
Head Gaskets ----> RAVE IS A MUST
Drive shaft rebuilt ---> nightmare
Starter ---> easy
Water pump/hoses ---> easy
Bypassed throttle body heater plate ---> super easy and cheap
02's ---> easy
Headliner ---> more time consuming than anything
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Old 09-21-2011, 08:09 PM
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check compression to make sure the valves are hanging up and the rotor is good. Seen aftermarket rotors cause all sorts of problems.
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Old 09-26-2011, 12:48 AM
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Thanks, I will give it a look.
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1989 RR details TBA
2000 DII 92K = The Antichrist

Equipped:
RTE 2" coils
Firestone Destination AT's 255/70r18 (32.1")



Work Completed:
Head Gaskets ----> RAVE IS A MUST
Drive shaft rebuilt ---> nightmare
Starter ---> easy
Water pump/hoses ---> easy
Bypassed throttle body heater plate ---> super easy and cheap
02's ---> easy
Headliner ---> more time consuming than anything
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