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Since no one, including yourself, seems to know what was done for your tune, it's going to be impossible to answer your question. The fact that every state has different regulations and procedures only makes things worse. You need to talk to someone familiar with smog testing in your area.
An OBD/CAN monitor plus a tailpipe sniffer should be able to give you a good indication of where you sit, but you will need to be able to interpret the readings. |
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OK wow so you have no tune? And have yet to get your sticker and am worried about failing with UPRV? Is that accurate BTW my head hurts reading this your questions are all over the place,
So I don't know of any Z or G that failed with UPREV and only know subi and EVO guys where having issues with sensor being shut of because of NO CATs and or EGR valves. And or running EURO ECU's There also was some clown YES IMO clown who came on here and started some BS about failing in MA with UPREV. I had a valid Sticker with UPREV and a Stillen SC, There are more than a handful of MA guys that have stickers and have UPREV on here. One was a few post above. MA and NJ look like they run the same inspections. OBDII and visual as LONG as you have nothing shut off you should be all set, If you have HFC's them make sure they are not throwing a code, If they are and you have it tuned for that I believe the tune shuts that sensor off, Hence Fail if the system sees that sensor as NOT ready on NOT supported and you are to have one. Not completely sure how the NOT supported works tho. But maybe try next time just say "Thinking of Getting UPREV any issues with emissions test" .02 |
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And also currently I have an incomplete in my catalyst and a few other systems I do have a minor leak in my evap system but thats about it. Does that change to complete by the dealer doin the specific SRT or is it just my personal driving cycle? I wont pass with that either
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Well you answered you own question with the "not supported" comment. That means he had sensors off. Usually the second set of o2's if he had cats or TP's. As long as you don't have anything shut off you'll be fine. I have HFC's NO cel and tune and I'm fine.
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Look, I've lived in two states with pretty stringent emissions laws, and had "tuned" cars in both. As long as you don't have a CEL on, and all emissions systems show "ready" or "run" on an OBDII reader (which you can check youself)' you should be fine. They will be looking for a CEL or monitors that are not showing in run condition, that's it. A tune will adjust your fuel trims, and can also be used to turn "off" certain things (like the CEL for down stream O2 sensors), adjust your fan on/off temps, etc...
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Does that mean you have not yet had the cat and related O2's checked for functionality? I think new cars don't require smog testing the first year or two, at least in some states, so if you have a fairly new car the emissions may have not been tested yet...? Anyway, in summary: 1. Every state is a bit different, so what passes or fails in one may or may not pass or fail in another. 2. If the HFC's you have on give acceptable emission gas readings from tail pipe test, you should pass the smog test (although technically, changing the cats AT ALL is not really federally legal... but if you pass a visual check, you are fine and don't need to worry.) 3. If the 2ndary (i.e., post cat) O2's are ON and ready, it should pass the OBDII check; having uprev on the ECU should not matter (or even be detected). |
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I had this issue with my last Z06 after a LTH, HFC and Katach 110 cam install. Had my local LS tuner take care of it with HPTuners software. No emissions issues.....lumpy idle and all. |
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