Tiny Orange Co. smog device challenge to GM
Orange firm Air Quality Products Inc challenges General Motors in the California used car smog device market. The smaller company claims a 67 percent price advantage and expects to capture up to 20 percent of the market. Both firms are licensed by the state Air Resources Board to supply emission control systems in the South Coast air basin for 1985 to 1989 model years.
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Bud” Swenson
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GM and Air Quality devices in dispute over emissions system
Swanson disputes GM installed system claiming valve damage and costly repairs up to 10, while the Air Resources Board seeks approval finding no significant adverse effects. The GM device promises 40 percent hydrocarbon reduction and 20 percent carbon monoxide cut, with $20 installation. The Air Resources Board plans further checks as Northrop Corp produces the device at its New Town ND plant.
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