Practice question
A vehicle fails an emissions test for high HC (hydrocarbon) levels. What is the most likely cause?
- Engine misfires causing unburned fuel to pass through the exhaust
- A clogged EGR valve causing high NOx production
- A rich fuel mixture causing excessive CO output
- A leaking exhaust manifold gasket
Answer: A — Engine misfires causing unburned fuel to pass through the exhaust
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