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Old 07-12-2005, 06:48 PM
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Our 2001 Prius had to go through emissions testing this year (AirCare) so I thought I'd post the results:


Hydrocarbons: 0.0234 g/km --- Average Vehicle: 0.0404 --- Maximum Allowed: 0.3700
Carbon Monoxide: 0.0685 g/km --- Average Vehicle: 0.8454 --- Maximum Allowed: 6.2100
Oxides of Nitrogen: 0.0179 g/km --- Average Vehicle: 0.0124 --- Maximum Allowed: 0.9300


There was no idle test done, I suppose it's not applicable since the car does not normally run the ICE at idle. They did interface with the ODB II to check for various things like tampering and trouble codes. The odometer is over 66,000km.

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By "average vehicle" does that mean other Prius' or just all vehicles of that displacement or what? It would appear the only category where yours was significantly lower than average was CO emissions.

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Is there a decimal error in Nox ?

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Is there a decimal error in Nox ?
Nope, at least not between what I typed and what the results are on the print-out.

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By "average vehicle" does that mean other Prius' or just all vehicles of that displacement or what? It would appear the only category where yours was significantly lower than average was CO emissions.
Here's what it says: "Average Vehicle value represents the average result for vehicles of the same year, type (car or truck), make and engine as your vehicle, calculated from actual AirCare test results"

So, from how I understand it that would mean all 2001 Toyotas with a 1.5/gasoline engine, so probably Echo's and other Prii.

Edit: just found this interesting data: http://www.hybridexperience.ca/Emission_testing.htm

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This was the test results from 2003, I don't know why the average readings were so high, maybe they included other cars for lack of data, I think this year's was just including other Prii.

Hydrocarbons: 0.0266 g/km --- Average Vehicle: 0.0554 --- Maximum Allowed: 0.3700
Carbon Monoxide: 0.0000 g/km --- Average Vehicle: 2.2418 --- Maximum Allowed: 6.2100
Oxides of Nitrogen: 0.0008 g/km --- Average Vehicle: 0.2162 --- Maximum Allowed: 0.9300

This was the first test for the car. It's only done every 2 years (but costs twice as much) and the first years it was exempt. Odomoter was around 33,000km

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