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Not sure why your getting much of anything out of the exhaust at idle with out any error codes? What are you using to check the percentage of CO? If you had a problem with any sensor you would have error codes. Without an on-board or hand held you will not be able to see any readings to make any adjustments. You may have to go to your local dealer and have them look at things and make adjustments if needed.
  • Posted 25 Jun 2014 11:16
  • By Bulldog965
  • joined 15 Oct'09 - 63 messages
  • Indiana, United States
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