Though call... All emissions (CO, HC, and NO) are high. The CO problem could
be a fuel mixture problem; your Chevy Silverado may be running rich. The HC
problem is more then likely due to the high CO. High CO (partially burned
fuel) will almost always cause high HC (raw fuel). And the NO problem, is
probably a problem all in itself; due to a bad EGR valve or EGR component.
We recommend having a certified smog check repair station perform a complete
diagnosis on your 1994 Chevy Silverado to avoid you replacing emissions
components unnecessarily.
posted by SmogTips Support