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89 Honda CRX Style Coupe Dual overhead Cam pressure test failed part of smog test
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lmuela
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Jan 29, 2007, 9:09 PM
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89 Honda CRX Style Coupe Dual overhead Cam pressure test failed part of smog test
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Hi My Son has a 89 Honda CRX. Just had an Arizona smog and failed the pressure test. 
Please help in anyway.
On the back of the page it says PRESSURE REPAIR INFORMATION , Check appropriate boxes for those repairs performed on vehicle.
It says TANK/FILLER with a little white box to check, CHECK VALVES with a box to check, HOSE/FITTINGS with a box to check next to it also. There is another box to check which say OTHER.
And then PRESSURE REPAIR COST ____.00
I guess that is what they will check but we have no idea what all that is.
Can someone help us with this? Help us try to fix it ourselves. Please give us some pointers. Or what can it be?
Passed the Gas Cap Test
Passed the Evap components test
Failed the pressure test.
We'd appreciate any help possible.
Thanks
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tut2261
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Jan 29, 2007, 10:22 PM
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Re: 89 Honda CRX Style Coupe Dual overhead Cam pressure test failed part of smog test
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If the E-tests in Arizona are similar to Colorado. The test that failed would be the fuel tank and filler hose. It is possible that the car has a rubber section in the fuel filler neck that is dry rotted or cracked, or if there is a leak some where in the system. You should probible take the vehicle to a "Regestered" Emissions repair shop and have them look it over. The test only requires the system to hold 6 psi. Thats a pretty small leak. The part on the back is for the shop that repairs the concern to fill out. Each technition has their own state I.D.# that has to be on the back. However if you repair it your self, you do not have to fill out the back.
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