Passed emissions
Passed emissions
I just got my car inspected (my friend couldn't get me a sticker). I knew the guy that did it so he said he'd overlook the first cat missing and the sds system, but it would have to pass emissions. So he put it on the rollers and stuck the breather in the exhaust. They were right at the median, so it passed with know problems. I currently have 52K on the car and over 11K with SDS at 7-8 psi(stage 1). Thanks RIPP
Good for you. In Philadelphia we go by the new OBD-II testing. That requires that the computer not throw any codes. They plug into the harness and read the codes if you have any. If there are any emisions codes you fail. It really sucks. That y you wont find a header on my car.
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What is a MIL? i know im a little slow but i cant think of what that is right now. And yes we have a visual but they tend to ignore what they dont like. (at least in my experience)
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The other thing you can do, and this is more reliable, to be sure, is splice in about a foot of wire into each of the wires on your #2 O2 sensor and just turn the Cat around. That way the O2 sensor is still getting a different reading than the 1ary O2 sensor and you don't throw a code
And congrats on passing the emissions part of the test!
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The other thing you can do, and this is more reliable, to be sure, is splice in about a foot of wire into each of the wires on your #2 O2 sensor and just turn the Cat around. That way the O2 sensor is still getting a different reading than the 1ary O2 sensor and you don't throw a code
And congrats on passing the emissions part of the test!
You mean move the second O2 sensor to after the second cat? Thought about that but i have the test pipe already and i have misplaced the second cat. (think i sold it but do not remember)
Originally Posted by engineerboy
The other thing you can do, and this is more reliable, to be sure, is splice in about a foot of wire into each of the wires on your #2 O2 sensor and just turn the Cat around.
Unless you're from the state of Ohio emissions department. In that case, I have no idea what we're talking about.

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Originally Posted by iyi0521
Is there any way to install a resistor in the o2 sensor to lie to it?






