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85 240 turbo wagon emissions - BG44K 200

Just my two cents worth. I recently had loads of trouble getting my 85 Turbo wagon to pass emissions, and this site helped a lot (thanks Charlie!) I was able to tweak it to just above the passing mark, but not quite passing. I took some advice from this site and added a bottle of BG44K additive (available at NAPA stores here in Salt Lake for under $21). Drove it for fifty miles and then straight to the testing station. WOW! It passed with flying colors - instead of readings just over the mark two days ago, it now tested in the zero-point-somethings nearly across the board.
I can't help but think it has to be running better (can't tell, yet) as well if it's running that much more efficiently. Thanks Brickboard for keeping my brick on the road! And a hardy recommendation for BG44K additive. Greg








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    85 240 turbo wagon emissions - BG44K 200

    Hi Greg,Glad you passed emissions,did you find out what was causing the low boost? The Brickboard has helped me out alot in the past and i'm glad I could do the same.Charlie








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    85 240 turbo wagon emissions - BG44K 200

    I used a can of BG44K (bought in on the internet). Drove it at high RPM's, took out the throttle body to clean it afterwards, and it had a lot of particles of all the junk the BG44K loosened up. Changed the oil.
    Keith
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    1990 740GL Wagon 240k AW70L B230F 8 Valve Non-Turbo Rex/Regina Non-EGR R-12 A/C







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