What are the standards for exhaust emission test data?
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Exhaust emission test data standards are as follows: CO, THC, NMHC, NOx, and PM are 1.00g/km, 0.100g/km, 0.068g/km, 0.060g/km, and 0.0045g/km respectively. Below are the specific reasons for failing to meet exhaust emission standards: 1. Engine-related factors: The ignition system, fuel supply system, air supply system, and vehicle secondary combustion system can all affect the products of vehicle combustion, thereby influencing exhaust emission parameters. 2. Damaged catalytic converter: Poor conversion of pollutants leads to exhaust emission test data falling outside the standard range, usually caused by the catalytic converter. It may be damaged, and it is recommended to replace the catalytic converter before retesting.