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3rd August 2006, 13:30
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|  High levels of CO emission - any answers? Hi I have a 2003 Fiat Sienna 1.6ELX (petrol). A few months ago I faced the following symptoms - engine choking for air (accleration in spurts), strong exhaust smell, black smoke & drop in power. The service guys told me that it was because of a faulty Lamda Sensor - I understand that it constanatly signals to the ECU on the amount of air intake required into the cylinders. So I got these replaced and though not completely satisfied most problems were eliminated. Now I noticed that the emission of Carbon Monoxide (CO) is currently at 1.8 units (whatever they are) against the norms of 0.5!!! Would appreciate if I can get answers and some advice. Thanks |
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