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Old 11-29-2011, 07:53 PM
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I am in Denver Co. and they do lugdown opacity tests here for emissions. I just failed these parts 1ump seals air fuel adjustment 2:boost compensation/aneroid. I did have star wheel turned up a couple of clicks but thats it, could that have caused both of these? I not sure what is meant by aneroid or what it does can anyone help???????

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Old 11-29-2011, 08:02 PM
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I'm thinking "aneroid " is the smoke screw in the back of the AFC housing..The more you screw this screw......in...the less smoke you produce, because the AFC boost line will hold the AFC foot back for less rack travel...
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Originally Posted by Diesel Dave2
...The more you screw this screw......in...the less smoke you produce, because the AFC boost line will hold the AFC foot back for less rack travel...
Thats exactly backwards, if we are talking "smoke srew"

Backing the screw toward the fire wall reduces smoke, tightening it toward the radiator increases smoke.

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I am more curious on how they can perform that style of test on pre electronic trucks and cars? my VW smokes more than my CTD and its 100% bone stock! Makes me Wonder if the state of CO is also spending millions on development of huge 200'x500' catalytic converters that they can Ariel drop on top of forest fires?
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It will be a dog to drive but if you slide the AFC cover all the way to the rear it shouldn't smoke.
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Originally Posted by white97
I just failed these parts 1: pump seals air fuel adjustment 2:boost compensation/aneroid.

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#1 makes me think they are looking for the break off screws in the top of the afc housing? Never heard of anyone looking for that but then again I haven't had a valid sticker in over 4 years.

If that is the case I remember reading somewhere on here about getting replacement ones. Or a tamper head screw maybe? Try telling them they were removed when you fixed the pump as long is you get it back to stock power levels for the next test. Good luck.
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