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    #11
    Quote Originally Posted by SoleusBB View Post
    Yes. No vehicle in the Philippines fails an emissions test either.

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    And those infamous ASBU dati na actually cash cow ng mga local govt's? Kahit brand new from the dealer yung vehicle, bumabagsak.
    This, I truly believe.

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    #12
    Quote Originally Posted by SoleusBB View Post
    Yes. No vehicle in the Philippines fails an emissions test either.
    i saw one.
    a newly-painted crosswind. it drove in, as i was waiting for my emissions certificate.
    it spewed lots of black smoke during the not-even-high-yet-rev emissions testing.
    pina-uwi ng tester. "ayusin nyo muna, sir."
    i don't know if it was the seller or the new owner, who was having it tested.

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    #13
    Quote Originally Posted by SoleusBB View Post
    Yes. No vehicle in the Philippines fails an emissions test either.

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    And those infamous ASBU dati na actually cash cow ng mga local govt's? Kahit brand new from the dealer yung vehicle, bumabagsak.
    For PUV, yes. Walang bumabagsak na jeep.

    Yung private, i had an old corolla that failed. Took me 3 attempts to pass the test, after tune up, carb overhaul, change spark plugs, oil change. Surprisingly, it passed flying colors aftee i adjusted the tappets.

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    #14
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i saw one.
    a newly-painted crosswind. it drove in, as i was waiting for my emissions certificate.
    it spewed lots of black smoke during the not-even-high-yet-rev emissions testing.
    pina-uwi ng tester. "ayusin nyo muna, sir."
    i don't know if it was the seller or the new owner, who was having it tested.
    Yung 5 year old innova namin bagsak din sa emissions. Pinalinis muna ng dad ko ung tambutso then pumasa na sa next testing.

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    #15
    for diesel engines, you can rev the engine to 3000 to 3500 rpm for about 30 seconds to let the soot and carbon out. yan turo ng agent sa amin.

    hindi ba masisira you ask? No, it won't.

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    #16
    Quote Originally Posted by BlancNoir View Post
    for diesel engines, you can rev the engine to 3000 to 3500 rpm for about 30 seconds to let the soot and carbon out. yan turo ng agent sa amin.

    hindi ba masisira you ask? No, it won't.
    meron naman fuel cutoff if it reaches redline lol.

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    #17
    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    meron naman fuel cutoff if it reaches redline lol.
    just making sure for those who have doubts about the capability of their machines. hehe

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    #18
    Quote Originally Posted by vproject View Post
    Yung 5 year old innova namin bagsak din sa emissions. Pinalinis muna ng dad ko ung tambutso then pumasa na sa next testing.
    there has to be a better way to test diesel engines.
    soot normally deposits on the inside surfaces of the exhaust system.
    at high rpm, there is excessive gas and vibration in the exhaust tubes, causing the deposited soot to loosen and to be expelled, with dramatic visual effect.
    the engine fails the test, not because it is combusting badly, but because the tambucho is full of soot.
    i used to have the exhaust piping cleaned by a high pressure long hose in the gas station, but not anymore. pumapasa naman...

    a friend once had his engine overhauled. somehow, the old engine oil leaked into his exhaust system.
    after the engine was put back together, it couldn't pass the emissions test. apparently, the oil in his exhaust was causing high pollutant readings.
    he had to replace his exhaust system, to pass.
    Last edited by dr. d; July 8th, 2019 at 11:14 PM.

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    #19
    Modern engines (including diesels) have included anti-pollution devices. Kaso pagdating sa Pilipinas due to outdated thinking and bad habits, tinatanggal. Mahina hatak? DPF, Catalytic converter, thermostat tinatanggal, EGR iba-blank, PCV valve hose, bubunuyin at ive-vent sa labas.

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    #20
    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post
    Modern engines (including diesels) have included anti-pollution devices. Kaso pagdating sa Pilipinas due to outdated thinking and bad habits, tinatanggal. Mahina hatak? DPF, Catalytic converter, thermostat tinatanggal, EGR iba-blank, PCV valve hose, bubunuyin at ive-vent sa labas.

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