I took my H4 to my local garage for the annual MOT following a new cam
belt, plugs, filters and oil. It shouldn't have failed..but it
did.....on emissions. And this is where modern mechanics enters (for
me) the realms of voodoo or witchcraft. It's a fuel injected 16v zetec
with about 40k on the clock only...with new oil and filters and a
satisfactory exhaust...but it fails on emissions? Two new sensors are
fitted...something to the block..temperature? and a Lambda sensor? The
situation improves but not enough...so a new catalytic converter is
acquired...and fitted...but the situation has still not improved
enough....so my garage man wants to call in a specialist auto
electrician, as he believes that there is some kind of electrical
fault...either wiring or (Please no) within the ECU. He (my garage
man) freely offers that he is really out of his depth...so I've agreed
to the specialist guy having a look...but he ( a travelling man who
undertakes specialist work for various small garage businesses in my
area) probably can't do the business until next Tuesday..and that's
just for diagnosis!
Friends...I need information: what is likely to be the problem here?
Should I be preparing for further expenditure on replacement parts?
Where should I start?
with thanks in anticipation....
Bill

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