you say it has dual fuel as well
get the car checked out soonest
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There should be little, or no, CO post-cat if the emissions system is working efficiently.
However; if there is an exhaust leak pre-cat, then not only is there the possibility of CO leakage there; but a co-ingress of oxygen will cause significant quantities of CO post-cat too. [If you want a headache, I'll explain the mechanism on request - but it isn't straightforward....]
Two points come to mind on this car. One is spores from mould in the evaporator - disinfectant products are available from an A/C service centre - and the second is valeting chemicals evaporating from the upholstery.
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If you've eliminate CO poisoning, check the pollen filter - it should be changed every 20,000 miles or 2 years but some Vauxhall dealers don't change it as it's fiddly.
If you change the filter yourself, get some air-con cleanser, from most car accessory shops - it needs to circulate without the filter in for 20 mins and then put the new filter in.
Edited by Ruperts Trooper on 14/12/2007 at 17:19
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