Wesley wrote: castrolrob wrote: think you might find that suzuki goods vehicles are cat exempt due to suzuki not releasing any emissions limits,seem to recall having to pass a super carry 52 plate for similar reasons but check with vosa first would be your best bet.if i right then <3.5% co+<1200 hc@idle
Is It A Passenger Carrying Vehicle?
ps;
Original Post States Vehicle Has been previously tested.
Millie said it was a 'pick up' therefore it's classed as a 'goods vehicle' - ie a 'car derived van, pick-up or truck' according to the manual - so therefore it's NOT a passenger carrying vehicle.
See Note 1 in the flow chart. The limits for this vehicle are 3.5% CO + 1200 HC - it's all in the book folks.
Rob is correct - Suzuki have never supplied any vehicle specific limits - so default limits apply.
castrolrob wrote: think you might find that suzuki goods vehicles are cat exempt due to suzuki not releasing any emissions limits,seem to recall having to pass a super carry 52 plate for similar reasons but check with vosa first would be your best bet.if i right then <3.5% co+<1200 hc@idle
Is It A Passenger Carrying Vehicle?
ps;
Original Post States Vehicle Has been previously tested.
Last edited on Sat Feb 13th, 2010 11:52 pm by Wesley
castrolrob wrote: think you might find that suzuki goods vehicles are cat exempt due to suzuki not releasing any emissions limits,seem to recall having to pass a super carry 52 plate for similar reasons but check with vosa first would be your best bet.if i right then <3.5% co+<1200 hc@idle
think you might find that suzuki goods vehicles are cat exempt due to suzuki not releasing any emissions limits,seem to recall having to pass a super carry 52 plate for similar reasons but check with vosa first would be your best bet.if i right then <3.5% co+<1200 hc@idle
The limits for this vehicle are 3.5% CO + 1200 HC - it's all in the book folks.
