can a Toyota (or any) stay running in idle overnight?

No , I meant you

Where's my avy

 

I'm not willing to tell other people how to live. Everyone must weigh the options and make their own choices.


Once the 'safetycrats' take over, off-roading, skydiving, skiing, etc. become activities we must 'save each other' from.

 

Well apparently the monitors were not working properly. You may not die quickly but the brain cells go first.

 

Got it.

No singling out with derogate terms.

 

Roughly when did that become common? Not just for Toyota, in all applications?

 

K

 

We test 100% every morning.

Apparently, you have no experience with such equipment.

 

Devout, nothing you have posted has proven anything. Yes, the introduction of cat convertors greatly reduces the amount of CO produced by a combustion engine but does not mean that it can no longer kill you. You attempted to say, or strongly implied, that a modern vehicle with properly functioning cats does not produce CO, period. That could not be further from the truth and plenty of people have died from the exhaust of modern vehicles. Comparing those deaths to being trapped in a confined space and dying from dehydration is extremely ignorant.

 

It's a general observation that there have been a bunch of DB's join up lately , generally speaking

 

Could be a leak, but also it was stated that the tailpipe was blocked on the vehicle.

 

A German manufacturer started it in the 80's.

Cheaper to manufacture, more durable and higher performance. Has zero to do with emissions.

 

Maybe not but you are giving misinformation that could be dangerous. Again. The monitors were not working properly.

From here on I've decided not to waste my time arguing with someone who is DEVOUT to their own beliefs regardless what the risk is to others.

OP, please don't risk yourself. It can be very bad. If it doesn't kill you, it will damage your brain cells as proven above.

 

Yes I have. I've been in spaces that required a certified gas-free engineer clear before I entered them, I've worn multiple styles of gas pager/monitors and respiration equipment.

And you are right...Lots of things can kill you, but executing bad ideas because of misinformation isn't good. It is still a fact that a modern FI engine can kill you...Might not be common or likely, but dismissing it as impossible is wrong.

 

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. . . Sub'd . . . to enrich my brain cells . . .
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lulz

 

Could have had no CAT (Year), Could have had no CAT (removed), could have had a faulty CAT (leaded gas or excess oil consumption).

Too many variables to make a life rule around.