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Maryland Emissions Testing
...trying to figure out when I would have to worry about getting tested with a 2010 car. I read on the web site that only would be tested if transferred ownership, but I could be reading it wrong.
Thoughts ? Input ? Expertise ? |
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It's really no big hassle. The VEIP places are drive through. They usually just hook a sensor up to the OBD-II. For older vehicles, they may use the sniffer. But you can relax until you hear from the MVA. And it's only like 20-30 bucks to get tested. |
I think Jon (ZCar) or Masa can explain this emission testing in MD.
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We all have to get it done every few years. I own a 2010 and haven't had to do it yet. You'll get a notice by mail when you need to get tested.
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pulling this from another forum... "4 years off new dealers lot, 2 years thereafter, IIRC." |
...well when it comes, it comes. I am basically just wondering if I will have to put my stock cats back oin to pass...or if Berk HFCs will pass.
I suppose I could "palm" a $50 bill to the guy hooking it up, and see what happens. |
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Look, if you're not throwing a CEL code, then the OBD-II will probably not pick it up. If it does pick it up, you will be given something that says you have to have it removed and re-tested by some date, which will give you at least 2 weeks or a month, and even then you can request an extension. It is at that point when you might consider palming a 50. But it may pass emissions without all that, as long as the car isn't throwing a code. Also, you can get aftermarket code readers and scan it yourself before driving up. |
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Just had my 09 done at the Cecil County VEIP. $14.00.
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