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Emissions Failure 1.4s Lupo


Pais340
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Morning everyone,

Idle test passed

Lambda sensor Passed at idle and fast

Then it goes pear shape.

Over 2500 revs

Co max 30% It got a reading of 60%

Hc max 200ppm it got 217ppm.

Tigz helped me out with a engine and i also replced the throttle body(idling problems).

Car runs smooth no smoke, perfect starts cold or hot, all perfect.

Vw remaped T/B no problem.

New cat, new lambda, spark plugs, oil, filters, even a temperature Sensor.

And then it fails the emissions test.

Now this is the the report from VW, no faults come up, nothing not a glinch.

Thus anyone have a clue because i have ran out of ideas.

Clueless

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I'm really considering the CAT is the problem.

Because it's not an original CAT i purchased about 100 miles ago from Viking international.

Has any one used other CAT's then the original and had any Problems?

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  • 1 year later...

hey luke, its a proper vag com mate,ill put it on again, if my cat has gone via too much oil in engine. would i always notice a performance decrease ? think thats next on my list

it was strange it went off for a little while when i re errected my breather pipe as that was bent, but it came back on, if that was clogged ( 1 way valve? ) would that cause a problem?

running lean and cat bank 1

sorry to high jack, ! may help tho? :S

thanks :)

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like sanj said.... Could well be the rings starting to blowby. But you would notice a bit of smoke there.

The cat is there for CO2 not hydrocarbons. Hydrocarbons are basically unburnt oil or fuel.

Mine failed on the same thing, and thats becasue i have too much oil passing the rings. This could also be your problem. Or it could be your valve stem seals.

John

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how do i find out for deff it is that? bearing in mind i havent taken it to a garage yet and the faults are

Fuel trim too lean and cat bank 1 nothing else.

gas analyser.

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who can do that?

my exhuast isnt blowing, i have no smoke what so ever, only on cold days. and when the breather is covered the oil comes out of the dipstick pipe. doubt my pistons have gone or seals. its sounding like the day i brought it still also, just idles higher

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Well, on vag-com you can check the air fuel ratio.

Have you checked changed the air filter, stupid question! Have you aligned the throttle body on VAG-COM to try and lower the idle speed, or tried ecu adaption on channel 00.

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The lupo pre cat lambada is a wideband unit, so it will control the air fuel mix anyway. Its only when one of the sensors goes tits up that it cant control it propperly. Dont think its scoffs problem.

scoff, do you have your fault codes to hand?

John

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Long Term Fuel Trim Additive Air Bank 1: Range 1: System

too lean

main Cat effiency bank 1 below threshold

i have it booked in for next tues, but would like to try and fix it before then, would going to a mot place and getting the emissions tested to see if my cats working be a good idea?

thanks guys!

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