Did the vehicle pass its California smog check?

No. The vehicle failed and exceeded the Gross Polluter limits on the emissions test, even though the Comprehensive Visual Inspection and Functional Check both passed.

Which emissions readings caused the gross polluter failure?

At 15 mph: HC measured 101 PPM (max 98), CO 0.65% (max 0.46), and NO 1917 PPM exceeding the 1767 gross polluter limit. At 25 mph: HC 80 PPM (max 68), CO 0.57% (max 0.59 - within max), and NO 1632 PPM exceeding the 1567 gross polluter limit.

Where was this smog check performed and by whom?

At STOP N SMOG, 1414 El Camino Real, Redwood City 94063 (phone 650-679-8880), station number TC263209, by technician Anthony Maharaj, number EA153299, on 4/16/11.

Is financial assistance available after a failed smog check?

Yes, the report states financial assistance may be available; visit the Bureau of Automotive Repair's website at www.smogcheck.ca.gov or call toll-free 800.952.5210 to get an application.

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California Smog Check Report 2011 - Gross Polluter Fail, ASM Emission Results

California Smog Check inspection report, vehicle failed gross polluter limits

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California Smog Check report showing vehicle failed as a gross polluter; ASM emission results list HC, CO, NO measured vs max at 15 and 25 mph, ignition timing 10 BTDC.

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This document is a California Smog Check Vehicle Inspection Report dated April 16, 2011, showing overall test results in which the vehicle FAILED and exceeded the Gross Polluter limits. The Comprehensive Visual Inspection and Functional Check both passed, but the Emissions Test result was GROSS POLLUTER. The Emission Control Systems visual/functional checklist shows PASS for PCV, catalytic converter, visual EGR, fuel injection, vacuum line connections, fuel cap functional, MIL, fuel evap test, pump air injection, ignition spark controls, O2 sensors and connectors, other emission related items, fuel evaporative controls, fuel tank cap visual, wiring of other sensors or switches, ignition timing (10 BTDC), and liquid fuel leaks; N/A for thermostatic air cleaner, carburetor, functional EGR, and fill pipe restrictor. ASM emission test results at 15 mph and 25 mph show HC, CO, and NO measurements exceeding gross polluter limits, notably NO readings of 1917 and 1632 PPM against gross polluter limits of 1767 and 1567 PPM. The report was issued by STOP N SMOG, 1414 El Camino Real, Redwood City 94063 (station TC263209) by technician Anthony Maharaj (EA153299), and includes Bureau of Automotive Repair financial assistance contact info (www.smogcheck.ca.gov, 800.952.5210).

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Did the vehicle pass its California smog check?: No. The vehicle failed and exceeded the Gross Polluter limits on the emissions test, even though the Comprehensive Visual Inspection and Functional Check both passed.
Which emissions readings caused the gross polluter failure?: At 15 mph: HC measured 101 PPM (max 98), CO 0.65% (max 0.46), and NO 1917 PPM exceeding the 1767 gross polluter limit. At 25 mph: HC 80 PPM (max 68), CO 0.57% (max 0.59 - within max), and NO 1632 PPM exceeding the 1567 gross polluter limit.
Which emission control system components passed the visual/functional inspection?: PCV, catalytic converter, visual EGR, fuel injection, vacuum line connections, fuel cap functional, MIL, fuel evap test, pump air injection, ignition spark controls, O2 sensors and connectors, other emission related items, fuel evaporative controls, fuel tank cap visual, wiring of other sensors or switches, ignition timing (10 BTDC), and liquid fuel leaks all passed.
Where was this smog check performed and by whom?: At STOP N SMOG, 1414 El Camino Real, Redwood City 94063 (phone 650-679-8880), station number TC263209, by technician Anthony Maharaj, number EA153299, on 4/16/11.
Is financial assistance available after a failed smog check?: Yes, the report states financial assistance may be available; visit the Bureau of Automotive Repair's website at www.smogcheck.ca.gov or call toll-free 800.952.5210 to get an application.