What does "the computer aborted" mean? The "computer" does not abort.
It either passes the emissions test or fails. If it fails they will
tell you which parameters are failing.
Also, 10 miles is not far enough to fully warm up the cat. Just because
the engine coolant temperature reaches normal does not mean the engine
(and especially the cats) is fully up to temp. Take it for a nice long
drive for at least an hour or longer. Wring it out a few times (after
it comes up to temp). Get the rpms up above 4000 for a while.
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-Fred W
My 93 525i is the same - good hour run, over 4000rpm after the engine has
heated up, just watch out for the speed cameras :) and the whole exhaust/cat
systems are then up to temp. This is with 280,000 Miles on the clock.
Sailed thru the MOT last month.
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Ditto my E34 520i M50 with over 357,000miles.
> Sailed thru the MOT last month.
Mine too. It's nice when the tester asks "is this mileage right?"
JB
Yeah. That's when you tell him, "No, the odometer was on the blink for
a couple of hundred thousand miles, so the actual's quite a bit higher!"
;-)
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-Fred W
Steve