Did the 1995 Ford Taurus pass its 2005 California smog check?

Yes. The report states the vehicle passed the enhanced Smog Check inspection, and both the 15 mph and 25 mph ASM emission tests show PASS results.

What were the measured emission values on the ASM test?

At 15 mph (1200 RPM): HC 53 ppm (max 85), CO 0.12% (max 0.50), NO 523 ppm (max 695). At 25 mph (1308 RPM): HC 19 ppm (max 50), CO 0.03% (max 0.47), NO 558 ppm (max 717).

Where was the smog inspection performed?

At SIMPLY SMOG, 8655 #B Reseda Blvd, Northridge CA 91324, phone (818)727-1442, Station Number TF234404, by technician Mackillop John Donal (EA123067).

How long is the smog check certificate valid?

The report states the certificate is valid for 90 days from the date of issuance and was electronically transmitted to the DMV. The certificate number is FX290913.

Which emission control systems were checked and passed?

PCV, catalytic converter, fuel cap (visual and functional), spark controls, vacuum lines to sensors/switches, wiring to sensors, fillpipe restrictor, fuel evaporative controls, MIL/check engine light, carb./fuel injection, other emission related components, oxygen sensor, and liquid fuel leaks all passed. EGR (visual and functional), thermostatic air cleaner, air injection, ignition timing, and fuel evaporative controls functional were marked N/A.

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1995 Ford Taurus California Smog Check Report (VIR) - Passed 2005 Inspection

Scanned California Smog Check Vehicle Inspection Report for a 1995 Ford Taurus

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Printed smog check vehicle inspection report (VIR) for a 1995 Ford Taurus showing emission test results and pass status.

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This document is a California Smog Check Vehicle Inspection Report (VIR) for a 1995 Ford Taurus, tested on 08/15/2005 at 08:20. The vehicle passed the enhanced Smog Check inspection. The report lists Smog Check Certificate Number FX290913 and DMV ID Number 7853X162F874, noting the certificate was electronically transmitted to the DMV and is valid for 90 days from issuance. The Emission Control Systems visual/functional check shows passing results for PCV, catalytic converter, fuel cap (visual and functional), spark controls, vacuum lines, wiring to sensors, fillpipe restrictor, fuel evaporative controls, MIL/check engine light, fuel injection, oxygen sensor, and liquid fuel leak checks; EGR, air injection, thermostatic air cleaner, and ignition timing were marked N/A. ASM emission test results at 15 mph and 25 mph both show PASS, with measured HC, CO, and NO values all well under maximum allowable limits (e.g., 53 ppm HC vs 85 max at 15 mph; 19 ppm HC vs 50 max at 25 mph). The inspection was performed at SIMPLY SMOG, 8655 #B Reseda Blvd, Northridge CA 91324, station number TF234404, by technician Mackillop John Donal (EA123067). Some vehicle identification fields (license, VIN, odometer) are intentionally blurred in the scan.

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Did the 1995 Ford Taurus pass its 2005 California smog check?: Yes. The report states the vehicle passed the enhanced Smog Check inspection, and both the 15 mph and 25 mph ASM emission tests show PASS results.
What were the measured emission values on the ASM test?: At 15 mph (1200 RPM): HC 53 ppm (max 85), CO 0.12% (max 0.50), NO 523 ppm (max 695). At 25 mph (1308 RPM): HC 19 ppm (max 50), CO 0.03% (max 0.47), NO 558 ppm (max 717).
Where was the smog inspection performed?: At SIMPLY SMOG, 8655 #B Reseda Blvd, Northridge CA 91324, phone (818)727-1442, Station Number TF234404, by technician Mackillop John Donal (EA123067).
How long is the smog check certificate valid?: The report states the certificate is valid for 90 days from the date of issuance and was electronically transmitted to the DMV. The certificate number is FX290913.
Which emission control systems were checked and passed?: PCV, catalytic converter, fuel cap (visual and functional), spark controls, vacuum lines to sensors/switches, wiring to sensors, fillpipe restrictor, fuel evaporative controls, MIL/check engine light, carb./fuel injection, other emission related components, oxygen sensor, and liquid fuel leaks all passed. EGR (visual and functional), thermostatic air cleaner, air injection, ignition timing, and fuel evaporative controls functional were marked N/A.