The co2 was at 14.6 for both the hc was at 48 at 15 and 70 at 25

HC is raw or un burnt fuel. CO is incomplete combustion meaning the air fuel is burnt but not burnt completely. check O2 sensors for operation, fuel pressure, gas in oil or how long has it been since an oil change. check engine timing, dirty injectors. when was the last time a tune-up was done plug/wire condition is the air filter clean. just some things to check

wow, no context but i can read your mind?
ok SMOG failed. right?
what speed, there are 2 in uSA, 15 and 25.mph.
so there are 3 tests, which one. all are PPM in usa.
parts per million.
but is that HC , CO, or NOX? or ?

based on your numbers is HC
hydrocarbons or in barstool, its raw gasoline leaving rear of car.
unburned fuel..

572 ppm is way too high 12-19 is normal
id say the CAT is bad.
but can be , engine is bad, and burned out the cat.
that is why all savvy mechanics, check the that the engines
holds closed loop status, (EFI closed loop) at the speed yours failed.
if not in closed loop the cat will burn up (rich)
that is first.
Once that is cured. you check HC again. if out of spec
you did burn up the can , new cat time.

that is the correct way.

get your injectors cleaned. change the air filter .change your plugs. put a fuel cleaner in your fuel tank.

Its running rich and the most likely cause is the lamba sensors ,check them out with a multimeter to check the heater circuits are functioning and the reading coming out is correct

Replace your oxygen sensors.
murf427

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run the fault codes to find the faulty sensor
sensors that control the exhaust emissions are the HO2S ( heated oxygen sensors in the exhaust manifold/s
the O2 sensor ( oxygen sensors after the cat converters ) and the EGR unit that recycles exhaust gas back through the engine to re-burn the gasses

HC is hydrocarbons or unburnt fuel.(raw fuel ).NO no such gas measurement.did you mean CO this is carbon monoxide or incomplete combustion.(all the fuel is not being burnt).if you mean NOX this is nitrates of oxide and is related to a heat problem.(motor running hot,bad catalytic converter).its probably getting too much fuel and not burning it all,possibly tune-up problem,carburetor(if it has one),bad fuel injection system(dirty injectors),computer(if it has one)may be getting a wrong signal.these are in reference of high HC and CO.for high NOX cooling system not keeping motor cool enough,cooling fan problem(weather clutch fan or electrically controlled cooling fan),poor cooling system circulation,bad catalytic converter.not a running lean problem as the other gases indicate rich problem.the converter may not be able to convert the emission gases to H2O and CO2 out the tailpipe.

Check vvt servo motor