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SomeoneYetNoone
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- Jul 3, 2024
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I'm an older person, and I am wondering if there is enough CO2 coming out of the tailpipes of my 2014 Ford Explorer. It has two. I was thinking of using 2 four inch dryer vents attached to the tailpipes with clamps, then funneling them into one dryer hose (with a connector collar and clamps) and putting that along the car and into the back window. I would block the open area in the window. I have all of the items I need already. I just need to know if I get in and fall asleep with some drugs and a 1/2 tank of gas. Will it be enough? I read that some newer cars don't produce enough CO2 anymore. How can I test this out first? With a CO2 monitor? I saw a portable indoor air quality CO2 meter that I could get and try first. Do it exactly like I was planning, but not get in. Wait for, I don't know, an hour? and see what the monitor says. What amount of CO2 would I need to show up on the monitor to know that it would work? Thanks to everyone that has thoughts, concerns or ideas on this method.